The grotesque-looking fingers are coated in a smelly slime that attracts insects that land on the mushrooms and then spread the weird mushroom's spores when they fly off again. It seems that Devil's Fingers are quite good at reproducing as they reached the United Kingdom by way of Australian weapons. Indeed, though Devil's Fingers were first recorded in Britain, it is believed that they originated in Australia or New Zealand and reached Europe by way of some spores that might have clung to munitions in transit. In Australia, the bizarre fungus is called Octopus Stinkhorn, and in parts of the United States, it is commonly called Octopus Fungus.
20 Most Bizarre Mushroom And Fungi Species In The World
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