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The bright blue waves

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A rare phenomenon called “Red Tide” (red tide) and autumn usually happens when a certain type of phytoplankton producing luminescent light reaches the shores of the sea. Here we see the phenomenon on the shores of San Diego in California.

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Madina says:
27/04/2022 at 13:55

Hello, tell, please, do you own the blue waves footage ? I would like to acquire the non-exclusive rights to include them in a documentary.
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Madina

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