Feed it to a deer, then drink the p!$$, itll make you hallucinate
ThisIsNotSafety on
It’sa me, Nario!
ShesaPAWG_HesTall on
Does that one give you fire power?
vcarriere on
Looks so deadly
LemmysGhost on
They ate this in Willy Wonka so it must be edible
hugthisuser on
looks like NileRed’s YouTube channel logo.
Mtg_Force on
Looks edible once
jsands7 on
Off the top of my head, I would say that the mushroom appears to be a young Amanita muscaria, commonly known as the fly agaric.
Here are the key identifying features visible in your photo:
• Bright red-orange cap with white warty patches.
• White stem with a bulbous base.
• The remnants of a universal veil (the white patches) on the cap and around the base.
• The volva (cup-like structure at the base) typical of Amanita species.
⚠️ Toxicity
Yes — Amanita muscaria is poisonous.
It contains ibotenic acid and muscimol, which can cause a range of symptoms including:
• Nausea, vomiting, dizziness
• Confusion, hallucinations, delirium
• Muscle twitching or drowsiness
Although fatalities are rare, it can cause severe illness if ingested and should never be eaten raw or cooked unless processed by someone with expert mycological knowledge (even then, it’s risky).
Habitat
Amanita muscaria grows under conifer and birch trees, especially in the fall, across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Not to be confused with the much deadlier forms of Amanita such as the DEATH CAP and the DESTROYING ANGEL (props to whoever named these killer mushrooms)
CurlSagan on
Put it on someone’s car. Then they’ll make a Reddit post asking, “Why is there a weird mushroom on my car?”
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Is it edible
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Are you brave enough?
That’s the boy alright
It’s Amanita Muscaria and it contains magic
Gorgeous
That looks very toxic 😬
Forbidden dry ice cream?
Feed it to a deer, then drink the p!$$, itll make you hallucinate
It’sa me, Nario!
Does that one give you fire power?
Looks so deadly
They ate this in Willy Wonka so it must be edible
looks like NileRed’s YouTube channel logo.
Looks edible once
Off the top of my head, I would say that the mushroom appears to be a young Amanita muscaria, commonly known as the fly agaric.
Here are the key identifying features visible in your photo:
• Bright red-orange cap with white warty patches.
• White stem with a bulbous base.
• The remnants of a universal veil (the white patches) on the cap and around the base.
• The volva (cup-like structure at the base) typical of Amanita species.
⚠️ Toxicity
Yes — Amanita muscaria is poisonous.
It contains ibotenic acid and muscimol, which can cause a range of symptoms including:
• Nausea, vomiting, dizziness
• Confusion, hallucinations, delirium
• Muscle twitching or drowsiness
Although fatalities are rare, it can cause severe illness if ingested and should never be eaten raw or cooked unless processed by someone with expert mycological knowledge (even then, it’s risky).
Habitat
Amanita muscaria grows under conifer and birch trees, especially in the fall, across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Not to be confused with the much deadlier forms of Amanita such as the DEATH CAP and the DESTROYING ANGEL (props to whoever named these killer mushrooms)
Put it on someone’s car. Then they’ll make a Reddit post asking, “Why is there a weird mushroom on my car?”
Looks like a mushroom you would eat only once.
Fly agaric?
Here we go