Photographer Sriram Murali has captured gorgeous new photos of billions of fireflies lighting up a forest in India.
A photographer has captured spectacular new photos of billions of fireflies blanketing the trees of a wildlife sanctuary in India.
“After the first summer rains, firefly larvae start emerging in the wet, evergreen forests,” the researchers write. “Fireflies live as larvae for a year before they pupate and become the adult fireflies we know. “Studies have shown that synchronized displays of fireflies are more attractive to females and easier to identify their own species in crowded areas. In Manomboly, forest officials and researchers at WiDE witnessed large congregations of fireflies flashing in unison, brightly lighting the ground and the trees, while the stars shone overhead.
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