Bioluminescence often requires another substance, like oxygen, to make light. Because Rudolph produces light in his nose, it only makes sense his nose would shine intensely and bright because he breathes oxygen into his nose where the light is created. But why is Rudolph the only reindeer with...
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Bioluminescence often requires another substance, like oxygen, to make light. Because Rudolph produces light in his nose, it only makes sense his nose would shine intensely and bright because he breathes oxygen into his nose where the light is created. But why is Rudolph the only reindeer with...