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Edith Widder: L'estrany i meravellós món de la bioluminescència.

Filmed Mar 2011 • Posted May 2011TED2011
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En l'oceà profund i fosc, moltes criatures marines creen la seva pròpia llum per a la caça, l'aparellament i la defensa pròpia. L'experta en bioluminescència Edith Widder va ser una de les primeres en filmar aquest món resplendent. A TED2011, ens porta alguns dels seus amics resplendents a l'escenari i mostra més escenes increïbles de la brillant vida submarina.

Edith Widder combines her expertise in research and technological innovation with a commitment to stopping and reversing the degradation of our marine environment. Full bio »

Translated into Catalan by Noemi Casadesus Viola
Reviewed by David Monreal
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