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Lightning bugs, also known as flireflys, produce light through chemical reactions in little cells called photocytes, using a substance called luciferin. When the enzyme luciferase is also present, the substances oxidize, creating a lot of energy. A spark of light is caused when the substances settle back down again. It is still
