Program: Radio National Breakfast. This week Tasmania's south-east coast lit up with a stunning underwater firework display, as bioluminescence appeared. While it is a sight to behold, and a natural wonder, the reason you might be seeing it more often in our oceans could be down to climate change. Supplied photo taken from Pirates Bay at Eaglehawk Neck. Light from fireworks rockets also visible. December 31, Supplied: Jules Witek.
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