During this early era, there were no tree’s and Europe and America were stuck together in one giant continent ( [http://paleoportal.org/index.php?globalnav=time_space§ionnav=period&period_id=13](http://paleoportal.org/index.php?globalnav=time_space§ionnav=period&period_id=13) ). Very few types of plants or animals existed on land yet, which meant that the giant prototaxites dominated the view and would’ve once filled areas with huge thick clouds of spores when they reproduced, creating an eerie alien-looking landscape.
mr-logician on
Are these things edible? As in if humans existed at the time, would they be able to cook and eat the edible mushrooms similar to how people cook and eat mushrooms today? Or would these mushrooms be poisonous or be inedible material wise (wood isn’t poisonous but still is inedible for example).
OGCactusBoi420 on
Minecraft biome typa shit
Strong_Magician5084 on
I was just telling my partner about these bad boys.
GreywackeOmarolluk on
Gonna need a bigger saute pan. And more butter.
kphenson on
Are bots the only things posting anymore?
joedz33 on
To fall on one of their saplings before proctology was a thing…
WolfThick on
I wonder how it smells, if the fungi in the air would consume you from the inside out or would get you high like laying down in a field of poppies what consumed them if anything. And can we bring them back so I can grow some of my backyard.
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Look like cactus
I need to invent a time machine now to get one for my girlfriend.
It’s looks yummy 🤤
Prototaxite fossils evaded classification for a long time before people eventually realized that what they were looking at were the remains of giant prehistoric fungi ( [https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11701-mystery-prehistoric-fossil-verified-as-giant-fungus/](https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11701-mystery-prehistoric-fossil-verified-as-giant-fungus/) ).
During this early era, there were no tree’s and Europe and America were stuck together in one giant continent ( [http://paleoportal.org/index.php?globalnav=time_space§ionnav=period&period_id=13](http://paleoportal.org/index.php?globalnav=time_space§ionnav=period&period_id=13) ). Very few types of plants or animals existed on land yet, which meant that the giant prototaxites dominated the view and would’ve once filled areas with huge thick clouds of spores when they reproduced, creating an eerie alien-looking landscape.
Are these things edible? As in if humans existed at the time, would they be able to cook and eat the edible mushrooms similar to how people cook and eat mushrooms today? Or would these mushrooms be poisonous or be inedible material wise (wood isn’t poisonous but still is inedible for example).
Minecraft biome typa shit
I was just telling my partner about these bad boys.
Gonna need a bigger saute pan. And more butter.
Are bots the only things posting anymore?
To fall on one of their saplings before proctology was a thing…
I wonder how it smells, if the fungi in the air would consume you from the inside out or would get you high like laying down in a field of poppies what consumed them if anything. And can we bring them back so I can grow some of my backyard.
Everything reminds me of them… mary jane.
But what’s it taste like 🤔