The foxray, also known as the thornback ray, is a species of ray that inhabits the deep sea. What sets the foxray apart from other marine creatures is its ability to produce bioluminescent light. This light is generated by special cells in their skin called photophores, which glow in the dark ocean depths.

Scientists believe that the foxray uses this bioluminescence for camouflage and communication with other foxrays. By emitting light, the foxray can blend in with the surrounding environment or send signals to its counterparts.

This unique creature continues to fascinate researchers and underwater enthusiasts alike. The foxray serves as a reminder of the incredible diversity of marine life and the mysteries that lie beneath the surface of our oceans. Next time you find yourself diving in deep waters, keep an eye out for the enchanting glow of the foxray.#34#