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A glowworm uses its light as a fishing lure
That tiny blue light is a trap. New Zealand glowworms are gnat larvae. They hang sticky silk lines beneath their bodies and use their glow to lure flying insects into them. What looks like a miniature starry sky is a ceiling full of fishing lines.
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