It makes me want to make love to it.
xathanaric 2 months ago
at the beginning, it reminds me mashed potatos that i wanna just eat it regardless of poison(if it has any)
Parkjisung91 3 months ago
To my knowledge, the spores that the fungi release are brown. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this!
DeceasedCoob 6 months ago
@DeceasedCoob Yes, I think the mature spores are brown.
neilbromhall 6 months ago
this kinda creeps me out lol
FangnclawXD 11 months ago
did you recorded this thing without removing the camera from that place
harima500 1 year ago
@harima500 I built a woodland set in my studio. I had the camera attached to a tripod to keep the camera in the same position.
Best wishes
Neil
neilbromhall 1 year ago
thats crazy it looks like a coconut cracking opening its self
imwideup09 1 year ago
@imwideup09 People also think that they look like daffodil bulbs and plant them in their garden.
@neilbromhall lol now that you mention it, it kinda does
I had no idea that such fascinating fungi are growing in our woodlands. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and hard work.
APurseyful 2 years ago
Very, very cool!
sexualburgerking 2 years ago
I agree. Fungi are very varied and have fascinating ways of dispersing their spores.
neilbromhall 2 years ago
It makes me want to make love to it.
xathanaric 2 months ago
at the beginning, it reminds me mashed potatos that i wanna just eat it regardless of poison(if it has any)
Parkjisung91 3 months ago
To my knowledge, the spores that the fungi release are brown. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this!
DeceasedCoob 6 months ago
@DeceasedCoob Yes, I think the mature spores are brown.
neilbromhall 6 months ago
this kinda creeps me out lol
FangnclawXD 11 months ago
did you recorded this thing without removing the camera from that place
harima500 1 year ago
@harima500 I built a woodland set in my studio. I had the camera attached to a tripod to keep the camera in the same position.
Best wishes
Neil
neilbromhall 1 year ago
thats crazy it looks like a coconut cracking opening its self
imwideup09 1 year ago
@imwideup09 People also think that they look like daffodil bulbs and plant them in their garden.
Best wishes
Neil
neilbromhall 1 year ago
@neilbromhall lol now that you mention it, it kinda does
imwideup09 1 year ago
I had no idea that such fascinating fungi are growing in our woodlands. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and hard work.
APurseyful 2 years ago
Very, very cool!
sexualburgerking 2 years ago
I agree. Fungi are very varied and have fascinating ways of dispersing their spores.
neilbromhall 2 years ago