Humans glow in the dark, but the light is invisible to the human eye.
Why it is true
The human body emits a small amount of visible light due to metabolic reactions that produce free radicals. However, this bioluminescence is about a thousand times weaker than our eyes' sensitivity, detectable only by special cameras.
Source: PLOS One
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