Bioluminescent Worm in the Mountain Walk

Few weeks ago we were walking in the mountains, fifteen minutes from the city, we had a good time although the weather was cold and wet, the place is very nice, when we were returning we saw a small green lightning point on the ground moving, we thought that it was a firefly, but when we looked at it more closely it turned out to be a worm that has this kind of flashlight on its head, I thought it could be a firefly larva, but they have the light on their tail, so we named it 'the miner worm' and we recorded it for a couple of minutes, it's the first time I see a worm like this.

• Recording equipment: Canon PowerShot SX 150 IS camera.
• Editing software: Filmora.

“While the functions of bioluminescence are not known for all animals, typically bioluminescence is used to warn or evade predators), to lure or detect prey, and for communication between members of the same species.” (Text link: https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/biolum.html)

How fun is life and its forms, it is lucky to have registered this fascinating insect, as well as to have the opportunity to publish in this community. Thank you for visiting, have a happy day everyone.