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Awesome video!

Really well crafted video with great animations! Yes, mushrooms are born to die and were here millions of year before humans and will be here millions of years after regardless of how foragers harvest some of them. The only thing I take issue with is that a single morel does not release billions of spores, it's more like hundreds of thousands. Another point worth mentioning is that trampling inhibits the growth of the fungus by means of soil compaction inhibiting the growth of hyphae as well as by crushing any mushroom primordia when they emerge.

Pullout gang 🔥🍄✌️

It's really about keeping dirt and tiny debris out of the gills and saving you lots of wasted time.

Rino car💀🙏

The way I heard this was when you pull it exposes the mycelium to contamination by bacteria.

bullcrap

I think mycelium probably the coolest part of the whole process its so little understood as you stated. Your gunna go viral fs, fire ass vid.

brain blast

One thing I’ve noticed help with mushroom patches regardless of if you pick or cut it you can tap the mushroom before you pick it to release the spores, the next time you come there will be more mushrooms

This is sooooo underrated

Really nice video! I appreciate a lot how you explain the anatomy of the Mushroom at its differences to plants. From all I saw the best video explaining this😁

this is so fire dude

Nice to see your still posting, will never forget them papa John days with ya. Hope life treating u well man

yes very good :)

jokes on you i own 3 mantis 2 females and one my females are giant asian mantis and the male unknown but i think its chines

That place looks like a great habitat for all kinds of species

Great video

In the Philippines we call that bariirong and I have a rhinoceros beetle

Is it dead?

Fuck bats.

I was fishing in a pond and every where I stepped in the grass there were like 5 of them. And it’s a pretty big pond

As pets and also I found over 50,000

I have over 20

If you live in Nova Scotia Canada, you have so much

Is that the biggest they can get?i just wanna know cus i have one

In south New Jersey, for only one or two days in the Fall, my friends and I (age10-12), would find oil beetles that appeared out of nowhere in the mowed field behind my house. Never saw them at any other time of year; never saw them moving normally. What's weird is that they could barely move, even though the temperature was only mildly cool, and we couldn't figure out why they even showed up. I think the idea that getting the oil on your skin produces huge blisters is a myth. We used to collect them with our bare hands, occasionally getting the oil on our skin, wiping it off without any effect. About time I researched this.

He's not fresh out of the egg he looks at least a year old

My friend found it on the floor at school

I once had an beetle for an pet poor guy died.😭😭😭

To me they superficially look like infant rattlesnakes but without the rattle, in terms of their scaling and coloration. But I'd be more worried about their bite and possible infection, and their skunk-like noxious emission. They are kind of cute though, as far as snakes go. I'm not a snake person, obviously.

i found one a few years ago, it was bleeding yellow stuff from its joints but it didn't cause any blisters.

Is bro alive??

Definitely seen and held a few wondering what they were. Also, I have the remains of something ive never been able to identify. Multiple segmented, flat, legless, something or other that was "inching" its way across a gravel road by Lonestar lake in Kansas..

0:40 such majesty…

This was a great creative video! Keep it up

I need more god damn it

What's the tune in the background called?

This is the first mushroom recipe I’ve seen that I would actually like to try they look really good

Are u sure it's not poisonous

Are u sure it's not poisonous

The bug bit was great. Also do you have any tips on the difference between morels and false morels?

what do they taste like?

Nature's drumsticks

This video is underrated

more please! and maybe longer videos. You're funny and informative.

Venom is depending on what version, the symbiote gets a host and gets to function and be healthy, and the host gets super powers

i got this vid in the low view count 3rd vid in recommended tab, this is gas. awesome channel

The biggest youtubers I know of didn't start with even a quarter of this quality. I rarely subscribe to channels however this feels like an investment keep it up!!

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