BIOLUMINESCENCT SPECIES 

Some intriguing creatures in the animal kingdom can glow. Although most of us are familiar with fireflies, the majority of glowing animals actually reside in the depths of the ocean. 

Here Are 5 Animals That Glow in the Dark:

Fireflies, in the summer, illuminate the night with their remarkable bioluminescence, primarily to attract mates.

Native to Australia and New Zealand, these gnats in their larval stage, emit an otherworldly glow to attract prey like spiders and midges.

Jellyfish, one of the most bioluminescent animals on Earth, displays some form of glowing ability.

These small deep sea creatures put on a dazzling light display, likely for communication with mates and rivals. 

Tomopteris is a genus of plankton found across the world's oceans. While many plankton species are bioluminescent, Tomopteris is unique in emitting a rare yellow glow.