Vague/weird Question But I Thought This Place Could Help

[E Green]

HAHA...

thanks for all the info. I will pass it all along to the asking party.

[Mitch f]

Think Wrench and Gavin pegged it...

You actually had me for a second, everyone knows its the oompah loompahs from Willy Wonka

[Quillback]

I want some of those glowing rocks for my yard.

[exiledguide]

Landing lights for the mother ship...........

[jdmidwest]

Background radiation from when Mo hosted the Nike Missile launch site.

[LarrySTL]

Maybe little glowing turds left by that yellow striped crawdad I saw last spring ?

[RSBreth]

The eyes are either from the Momo or the Gowrow, I'm sure it's not the Ozark Howler. Or flashback from the Acid and 'Shrooms.

[Al Agnew]

The spiders' eyes glow when a light hits them, like the eyes of deer in the headlights or cats at night when a light catches them. It's a night time adaption, helps their eyes gather more light. Unless strong moonlight catches their eyes right, you won't see them "glowing" until you put a light on them. Glow worms glow until the light hits them. At least if you're using a good flashlight. The light from the flashlight is stronger than the glow worm light. I've tracked them down with a flashlight at night but it isn't easy. They are a small (about a half inch) dark, wingless beetle, and they're hard to see. Their lights are bioluminescence, like fireflies. As Gavin said, they look like sowbugs somewhat, but they are a different family of insects.

[Kayser]

He said WY conditions. Maybe frogs?