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Эдит Виддер: странный и чудесный мир биолюминесценции

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Множество морских созданий в тёмных океанских глубинах излучают собственный свет для охоты, спаривания и самозащиты. Эксперт по биолюминесценции Эдит Виддер была одной из первых, кто снял на видео этот мерцающий мир. На TED2011 она принесла с собой на сцену некоторых из своих светящихся друзей и показала еще более удивительные кадры сияющей подводной жизни.

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 Russian by Elena Vaneyeva
Reviewed by Andriy Prischenko
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