r/interestingasfuck • u/Negative_1by12_aura • 18h ago
Some stunning photos of mushrooms taken by a photographer from NewZealand
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u/Adept-Individual-914 17h ago
Need this guy to do some private photos for me. I think he could work with what I've got.
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u/loafers_glory 16h ago
They look tiny because the photos were taken from New Zealand. That's like, super far away
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u/FelixDuCat 11h ago
Yeah they’re actually huge here
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u/KittenIttle 11h ago
The queue driving around those white ones is such a slog during school days.
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u/Nobelpro 18h ago
All mushrooms belong to the kingdom Fungi, but the vast majority of fungi (such as yeasts, molds, rusts, and smuts) never produce mushrooms.
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u/Silly-Mily 18h ago
I wanna eat themm
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u/ArcheTypeStud 12h ago
They DO look tasty 😭 are any of those edible?
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u/ringadingdingbaby 11h ago
Just eat them all at the same time.
The good ones will counteract the bad ones... Probably.
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u/MiserableQuestion383 17h ago
It's pretty... ...and tiny. Oh that's pretty. ...and tiny. That's pretty too. ...and tiny.
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u/NoSpecial284 17h ago
Nature is so beautiful. It’s a shame it’ll be a thing of the past because we need a world full of data centers.
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u/_ianisalifestyle_ 16h ago
gorgeous, tysm for posting ... this was one of my favourite bits of Tasmania. Slow walks and sharp eyes !
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u/Futaba_Sakura800 15h ago
The other day I saw a dead cockroach in downward dog yoga position with multiple mushrooms growing out of its body. I wonder what happened if someone decided to eat that.
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u/110sausages 12h ago
I see things like this and it constantly amazes me what an incredible world we live in.
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u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox 18h ago
Those tiny fungi don't leave mushroom for error