Photographer Snaps Natural Miracle Of Glow Worms In 30-Million-Year-Old New Zealand Cave

A splendid luminescence emitted by glow worms in the caves of New Zealand has been brought to life in still photos by Auckland photographer Joseph Michael.

Michael decided to pay a visit to the limestone caves in North Island, which are 30 million years old, to take his mind off icebergs. The caves are home to the Arachnocampa luminosa more popularly known as glow worms.