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Mantis shrimp, manybar goatfish, mandarin fish, crab, nudi egg mass, flame scallop, sea cucumber, feather duster worms
Electric Clam (Ctenoides ales) on Flickr.
A Flame Scallop, one of the reddest things I've ever seen, relaxes on the seabed with its fringe of tentacles waving around like eyelashes.
You can see what looks like a bolt of electricity running along its mantle. It's actually tissue which reflects light and can be covered and uncovered to create a flashing display.
Flame Scallop Gills
Mr. Chiedozie Ukachukwu
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Technique: Darkfield
A Flame Scallop (Lima scabra) showcasing its 'electric' bioluminescence.
Video Source
海のクリスマス - Christmas of the sea (via EnosuiMovie) A Flame Scallop shows off its bioluminescence.