Exploding #fungi in slow-motion 🍄

[miezonsteam]

Hmm something tells me this is going to turn into apocalypse

[ScaredyCat]

Lol as a kid, my friends and I would find these all over the field outside the school. We called them stink bombs even though they don't have a smell. We would chase eachother while squishing them to try to get the "stink" on eachother. I guess us doing that helped spread more spores around the field!

[themarvelousmercy]

The Last of Us players:
*terrifying flashbacks*

[GodOfChicken]

I remember finding those as a kid, it puffed on me because my brother poked it with a stick. I was scared shitless because I thought mushrooms would grow on me. Safe to say I showered for like an hour to attempt to get them off me

[Linlin-fdtc]

These would grow to the size of a baseball around my house when I was a kid, I would always look forward to finding these so that I could squish them

[Lapczc]

"So technically these are stage 2 of the infection?"

"Yes and a gas mask is 100% required."

[barneyburger]

Growing up we were taught by our grandparents that those were called devil's snuff. Now I know that was just a nickname but that's what we always called them

[kodiphilips]

Love eating puffball mushroom! You gotta find it at the right moment, tastes like a dream!

[sandwichguy]

These were in the forest near where I lived and when I was young me and my friends called fart shrooms. And would procede to stomp them.

[kristofusclidofus]

I used to search for these in the forest with my mom when I was younger. Sadly they seem to have died out in the area for some reason.

[Imad_Oofus]

Looks like David made it back to earth afterall

[sreyasas]

Those are the things from alien covenant 😶‍🌫️

[Epicfacejuice]

I swear I remember always seeing these at school and wondering what they were

[pinogino]

In Italy we call this mushroom "wolves' farts"

[wolfie_cos]

Those are so nostalgic! I remember finding those when we went hiking. We would even fight for it who can step on them first. And no they won't be the cause of the next Last of us.

[ElrzbietaJabko]

In polish fungi (grzyby 🍄) like dat are called "puchawka" from (dmuchać) "blower"(blow){fem} or "puRchawka" which sounds like "farter"{fem.} - prt, prut 😂🎉😊❤

[Pyro_MANIAC_]

Bro accidentally summoned a whole fandom

[Aladite]

We had a huge colony of these guys right by my house! I'd always admire them

[soliderhuhu]

As a person from Poland, i can confirm they are larger and super fun to pop.

[damianolsen]

I use them I find wind direction while hunting they grow the most in moist and humid areas like pine forest and some dead hardwoods