Why is a mushroom growing on a frog? Scientists don't know, but it sure looks weird
First ever documented evidence of a fungus, suspected to be a Mycena species, growing on the body of a seemingly healthy frog.
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First ever documented evidence of a fungus, suspected to be a Mycena species, growing on the body of a seemingly healthy frog.
Scientists discovered a mushroom growing on the side of a Rao's intermediate golden-backed frog in India. The frog was alive and healthy, but experts say this is a possibly unique event.
For the first time, scientists have discovered that a mushroom grows on live animal flesh. Read more here.
Scientists say that bonnet mushrooms are taking a leap towards evolutionary development as the species started on live roots instead of just on dead logs. Read more here.