In a follow-up to an older series, Craig Burrows continues to photograph flowers with ultraviolet-induced visible fluorescence that gives the blooms a neon, otherworldly look. Not all plants give off this ultraviolet light, but the ones that do look like they’re magical, giving an electric current of color and energy. Really fascinating and captivating shots. Via Colossal:
The otherworldly beauty of ultraviolet fluorescence. 
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Why would flowers use ultraviolet light to help bees know where to land as opposed to green or blue light?
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stunning