It’s one of the most magical phenomena in nature — night-time bioluminescence, an unearthly blue sparkle that illuminates breaking waves and smears twinkling light across the shore, as if all the stars in the universe had been condensed into a celestial paste.
But where an untrained eye enjoys an enchanting light show, scientist Joaquim Goes sees an alarming and mysterious organism. It’s one he has chronicled for two and a half decades and whose extraordinary rise in the Arabian Sea, his research has found, is linked to climate change.
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