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THE ASTORIAN • SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2022
© 2022 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 38, No. 30
hiny spotlights on deep-sea fish, flashing worms,
squids that squirt clouds of glowing ink—they have
no plugs, wires or batteries. How do they glow?
1792 MARINE DR • ASTORIA
It’s bioluminescence (by-oh-loo-muh-NEHS-sense)—
which means the making of light by living creatures.
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This deep-sea creature fishes for food. It has a long, skinny fin on top of its head
that works like a fishing rod. A little bulb filled with glowing bioluminescent
bacteria sits at the end of the rod.
Most of the world’s glowing
animals live in the sea.
These glowing creatures live
down in the inky dark, deepest
parts of the sea where sunlight
can not reach. Glowing body
parts attract prey and scare
away predators. Some fish
confuse their enemies by
blinking on and off while
zigzagging through the water.
Others attract mates and
communicate using their
flashing lights.
Great
Ocean
When it wants to eat, the angler fish dangles the glowing bait in front of its
mouth. A curious fish swims up for a closer look and—snap! the angler fish’s
huge jaws snatch it up!
Da Yang
Seafoods LTD.
Angler fish are small, but they can be big eaters. Once, a 3-1/2 inch angler was
found with a nearly 7-inch lantern fish in its
stretchable stomach!
Help this little
fish escape the
angler fish.
PROVIDING SAFE PASSAGE SINCE 1846
About half of all kinds
of jellyfish are
bioluminescent.
Find the jellyfish
that match.
Standards Link:
Reading Comprehension:
Follow simple written directions.
Standards Link: Life
Science: Students know
animals have structures
that serve different
functions in survival.
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Sometimes, on dark nights, the
waves of the ocean appear to glow.
This is caused by tiny creatures called
dinoflagellates (di-no-FLA-jel-lates).
Each one is about the size of a pencil
point, and it produces tiny sparks
in the surf.
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TIRE
McCALL CENTER
Look through the
newspaper to see if
you can observe:
• something that
lights up
• a word that
rhymes with light
• a word that
describes light
Some kinds of deep sea squid
squirt glowing ink when they are
attacked. In the black depths of the
ocean, the glowing cloud blinds and
confuses predators and lets the squid escape.
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ASTORIA
Standards Link: Reading
Comprehension: Follow
simple written directions.
Standards Link: Life Science: Students know examples of diverse life forms in different environment such as oceans.
TECHNOLOGY
SOLUTIONS
Fireworms ___________ an
amazing ____________ light
show. Most of the time these
worms live ________ in
holes and _________ at the
bottom of the sea. But two
nights after each full _____,
the fireworms ______ to the
surface, all aglow. The
females and males swim
around in circles. The
females send out a glowing
________ of eggs.
Find where each
missing word belongs
in this paragraph.
Standards Link: Life Science: Students know animals have structures that serve different
functions in reproduction.
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