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This Mushroom Fakes Its Own Death To Trick Flies

This Mushroom Fakes Its Own Death To Trick Flies

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
The cage fungus looks and smells like decaying meat on purpose. Its goopy lattice gives off a rotten odor that attracts flies, which help spread its spores far and wide. It's like a bee to a flower, but way more macabre and putrid
Date: 2023-11-16

Comments and reviews: 20


Its not faking its own death its simply letting out a aroma to attract bugs for it to reproduce. Humans are so quick to make things sound over exaggerated and weird, but thats just nature and it makes no sense because it obviously does look like its thriving. Saying its faking its own death is simply a video marketing scheme to make it sound more interesting. Would have sounded better though if they labeled is as This Mushroom Smells Like a Rotting Corpse because thats actually true.
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Flora & fungi is raw energy made material. Cell structure being the proof no less. What we are seeing here is CHEMISTRY involving cross contamination & raw energy.
The bacteria from the fly infested that fungus strain & is ever so slowly killing the flys involved be it parasitic or symbiotic. Hence the fly having mutated so long ago at all into the horror it is now.

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This is very intriguing! I love the camera work around 4: 03. You can see one fungus die, but then one takes its place right next to it! Thats awesome! Thanks for the cool information and hard work!
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It's amazing to think that a fungus can reason and thing up a way to trick flies. In the evolutionary process, it must have taken eons of time for a fungus to think up such an elaborate plan.
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amazing video, it helped me a lot in my college research work, the structure of the so called Basket stinkhorn is simply amazing and even inspires a lot of designers/ architects.
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Did you know mushrooms eat leafs with mushrooms roots before they grow? They do that to dead bugs and dead logs.
SO MUSHROOMS ARE ALIENS PROVE ME W R O N G

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The flies drinking from the mushrooms and spreading their spores is just like bees drinking from flowers and spreading their pollen
only stinkier

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Well the fungus needs something that the flies have - wings. In my head I imagined the fungus ripping off the flies wings and flying away with them
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Can you tell me why the first one looks like a wrinkly pumpkin that has been carved, while the rest resemble the ghost face from the movie Scream?
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UHM WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU BREATHE IN ANY TIPE OF MUSHROOM SPORE? I looked it up but can't find anything someone please help I am scared
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Al-Hijr 15; 22
We send _fertilizing winds_, and bring down rain from the sky for you to drink. It is not you who hold its reserves.

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How does a organism. Or anythng at all sense ths things and Evolve to this. Hw is it evn possible withot a very intelligent mind
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i don't get why it has to mirror the appearance of fruit though. its not like flies can discern things visually- can they?
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It's very cool and stuff, but the whole time I'm trying to not touch the parts of my screen that have the fungi on it lol
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I don't think that's a hoax. The flies know it's not an animal but they get food from it anyway. Looks like symbiosis.
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2: 05
These are the first word of Emma, Ross and Rachel's daughter
She did made sense and it was a word

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I feel like the thumbnail fakes the average look of this mushroom to look more attractive for people to click
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this fungi is very cool, and how it fakes its own death to trick flies.
but i cant unsee it now.

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I've seen these in my yard. Now I know what they are and they aren't anything to worry about. Thanks.
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_don't worry guys, I am totally not alive_
-the fungi

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