This is probably one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen

[CanceledCzech]

I've seen this before, but I guess I didn't really appreciate it until now: http://wimp.com/fungigrow/ Such a beautiful system, evolved over millions of years to be perfectly balanced. So beautiful ;_;

[nina]

ahhh fungi....mmm

[Motumz]

Perfect place to dispose of a body.. just sayin' haha.. I liked the mushroom that emmitted a net at the end of its stage tho! That was extremely cool

[CoLd BlooDed]

Thank you Planet Earth for your amazing timelapses.

[cygnus]

no this was from 'the private life of plants' it's pretty great. this was from the part on fungi... i think they're a little icky. there are much cooler plants out there .. fungi don't have nearly as many human uses or adaptations to so many conditions and terrains.

[Taosaur]

no this was from 'the private life of plants' it's pretty great. this was from the part on fungi... i think they're a little icky. there are much cooler plants out there .. fungi don't have nearly as many human uses or adaptations to so many conditions and terrains. 1) fungus is a kingdom, not a kind of plant 2) psilocybin. nuff said 3) some of my favorite edible mushrooms: oyster, king oyster, chicken of the woods, morels, chanterelles, lobster, maitake, shiitake, matsutake, porcini, hon shimeji, nameko, crimini... A 2400-year-old honey mushroom mycelium in Oregon may also be the largest single organism on earth, spanning nearly 9,000 square kilometers and weighing in around 605 tons. Just sayin.

[Catbus]

Stellar.