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Cape Hatteras National Seashore Sunbathers near a fishing pier
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Migratory and Wintering Shorebird Monitoring at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, 2006-2007, National Park Service, Natural Resource Program Center; M.W. Byrne, J.M. Maxfield, J. DeVivo (pdf, 800 kb).

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Seasparkle, a tiny dinoflagellate that can be seen glowing in the surfline at night.

Did You Know?
The beaches along Cape Hatteras National Seashore sparkle at night. When you kick the sand, you disturb tiny dinoflagellates like seasparkle, magnified in the picture to the left. A chemical reaction causes them to glow with a blue-green light.
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