INCREDIBLE! Sea ice bioluminescence under wild Aurora Borealis - 4K real-time

👉 Support our channel by buying us a coffee at: ​ Yesterday we witnessed one of the coolest (literally) experiences ever. As we were on Snarby beach, Norway to photograph an otherwise amazing display of aurora borealis above our heads, something strange was glowing in the wake of our steps in the ice that had formed on the shore. We could not believe our eyes, as we quickly realized that the odd turquoise glow came from bioluminescent microorganisms and mollusks. We surely did not expect to find it in the ice, as it usually shows up in either sandy areas, but also under warmer conditions.