With how far he’s gliding with each stroke, are we certain he’s not swimming in bioluminescent jello?
Brilliant_Park_2882 on
Once saw that on a beach in Australia, looks so alien.
LorthNeeda on
I’ve been lucky enough to have done this myself and ill be honest it was as magical as it looks. Felt like a Disney princess.
PQbutterfat on
Avatar pond
Head_Accountant3117 on
Is this safe?
Original_Midnight411 on
Way more impressed by the breath retention
bobstradamus on
I kayaked once in Puerto Rico and something bigger than the kayak swam directly beneath us outlined in that eerie glow. Surreal and terrifying.
GreenBagger28 on
this is all fun and games until you see a blue glow approaching you
Constant_View_197 on
I can be wrong but do I need to learn how to swim
3rdCultureDudee on
This is what people saw back in days and started making mermaids stories
TheBupherNinja on
Aka scaring planktin
MrMansaMusa on
The closest we are getting to avatar way of water
Loud_Operation_4391 on
So there are no missing persons in that lake
Technical-Win-3126 on
I experienced this on the west coast of Vancouver Island about 3 years ago. One of the most amazing natural things to experience on this planet imo.
It’s almost pixelated and ombre colored(blue in my experience) and it sparkles on your skin briefly as you swim or sway in the water(think the vampires in twilight).
Seek this out people!
gearlegs4ever on
I don’t really like swimming in open bodies of water. This at night makes it even worse to me. Still really cool but I’ll never participate.
Random-Mutant on
Wait until dolphins ride your bow wave at night in bioluminescent water… pure magic
MyNameIs_Hayden on
I might be mistaken, but this looks like it could be central Florida- probably Banana River. Source: I live here
kdj00940 on
Where is this and how do I get there?
SAlNT-PATRlCK on
We have it here in Florida several times a year. It’s pretty cool to see, especially when large fish swim around you while kayaking/paddle boarding. Post above about “lake”: lakes are fresh water and bioluminescence takes place is salt water.
AdAggravating8273 on
We just call it Lake Erie for short.
Saddledust on
One of the coolest bioluminescence memoriesI was dropping an anchor and watching it spiraling down and lighting up the water till it hit the ground about 30ft below. Wish I had taken a video
Evening_Ticket7638 on
What kind of fish is this?
will_this_1_work on
Did this in Jamaica at night. Felt like I may have been in some janky ass water.
Alternative_Skill637 on
Where is this
bryman19 on
Avatar shit
Jackdawfool67 on
Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
RainbowCub69 on
Seeing how many fish move around while you’re swimming is disturbing.
mickeyamf on
The kicky waves are so cool
Octagam on
I thought it was a Kyogre surfacing
Tough-Internal2064 on
It’s crazy how people can just swim in dark waters with no care in the world about what may be lurking beneath them, it must be nice. Just like that kid in the Bahamas jumping of the boat at night with no care in the world.
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I very much want to do this
Puerto Rico?
Swimming in fish jazz
With how far he’s gliding with each stroke, are we certain he’s not swimming in bioluminescent jello?
Once saw that on a beach in Australia, looks so alien.
I’ve been lucky enough to have done this myself and ill be honest it was as magical as it looks. Felt like a Disney princess.
Avatar pond
Is this safe?
Way more impressed by the breath retention
I kayaked once in Puerto Rico and something bigger than the kayak swam directly beneath us outlined in that eerie glow. Surreal and terrifying.
this is all fun and games until you see a blue glow approaching you
I can be wrong but do I need to learn how to swim
This is what people saw back in days and started making mermaids stories
Aka scaring planktin
The closest we are getting to avatar way of water
So there are no missing persons in that lake
I experienced this on the west coast of Vancouver Island about 3 years ago. One of the most amazing natural things to experience on this planet imo.
It’s almost pixelated and ombre colored(blue in my experience) and it sparkles on your skin briefly as you swim or sway in the water(think the vampires in twilight).
Seek this out people!
I don’t really like swimming in open bodies of water. This at night makes it even worse to me. Still really cool but I’ll never participate.
Wait until dolphins ride your bow wave at night in bioluminescent water… pure magic
I might be mistaken, but this looks like it could be central Florida- probably Banana River. Source: I live here
Where is this and how do I get there?
We have it here in Florida several times a year. It’s pretty cool to see, especially when large fish swim around you while kayaking/paddle boarding. Post above about “lake”: lakes are fresh water and bioluminescence takes place is salt water.
We just call it Lake Erie for short.
One of the coolest bioluminescence memoriesI was dropping an anchor and watching it spiraling down and lighting up the water till it hit the ground about 30ft below. Wish I had taken a video
What kind of fish is this?
Did this in Jamaica at night. Felt like I may have been in some janky ass water.
Where is this
Avatar shit
Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
Seeing how many fish move around while you’re swimming is disturbing.
The kicky waves are so cool
I thought it was a Kyogre surfacing
It’s crazy how people can just swim in dark waters with no care in the world about what may be lurking beneath them, it must be nice. Just like that kid in the Bahamas jumping of the boat at night with no care in the world.
Looks like Fajardo’s bioluminescent lagoon
