If you're inside New Zealand Waitomo Caves and look up, you might think you are seeing twinkling blue stars. But in this new Deep Look film by KQED  you will discover that the ceiling is really covered with glowing worms—and these carnivores are hungry. Moths and other insects are attracted to the lights and get caught in the worms' sticky hanging webs. The glow worms reel in the captured insects and eat them alive.