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SUGGESTIONS FOR EDITS TO VIDEO: cut first several seconds to open on the search for the mushrooms rnrnLINK TO FACEBOOK PAGE IN SHARE TEXT: https://www.facebook.com/Untamed-Science-169220075768/rnrnURL FOR CTA: https://www.untamedscience.com/blog/earth-day-videos/rnrnrn***fact check notes from TANA***rnrnAll good here, Angie!rnrnNOTES:rnrn— Bioluminescent mushrooms?rn>>> Yep. Around 70 species. MNN, Cornell, more.rnrn— Chemical reaction to create?rn>>> Yep. NatGeo, Luminescent Labs, How Stuff Works, more. Although there’s a distinction between bioluminescence and biofluorescence if anyone happens to nugget/write about this.rnrn— Most bioluminescent things are in the water.rn>>> Sure. Wiki.rnrn— 2008 Nobel Prize in chemistry.rn>>> Yep. Kinda fascinating!rnrn— GFP used for tagging proteins.rnYep. NCBI, DNA learning centerrnrn
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Glow in the dark mushrooms are a thing and just one example of the wondrous oddities that make this planet so fascinating!
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