A cool video from Cornwall in the UK of a type of glowing moss which is sometimes referred to as "goblin gold."

A family found the glowing moss on September 15 in an underground chamber in a remote Iron Age village in the far west of Cornwall.

Spherical cells in the bio-luminescent plant, Schistostega pennata, reflect even the smallest quantity of light with a greenish-gold hue

Luminous green, glowing moss has been found deep in a Cornish Fogou, a sort of underground chamber, in a remote Iron Age village in the far west of Cornwall.

The plant can be found in darker ares that other mosses can't grow across the northern hemisphere, but is becoming scarcer and is a 'conservation concern' in Devon.

Spherical cells in the bio-luminescent plant, Schistostega pennata, reflect even the smallest quantity of light with a greenish-gold hue, giving rise to it's common name of Goblin or Elfin Gold.