There are many beautiful and fragrant plants that grow in the forests around the world that make hiking a treat . Clathrus archeri is not one of those plants. The "Octopus Stinkhorn" or "fingers of the devil" is not pleasant in any way - and it is one of the creepiest-looking plants there
This plant deliciously is disgusting. Indigenous Australia (of course) and Tasmania.
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But you can also find in Europe, North America and Asia, a introduced species.
The fungus grows out of a white egg broken fingers ... eruption in bright red zombies.
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Not only the disgusting, but once mature, it smells like putrid flesh.
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Delightful .
as if it would be a surprise, this plant is also very scary because it breaks out of its egg suberumpent.
technically, you can eat the fingers of the devil without being poisoned ... but the taste is supposed to be terrible.
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After all, it smells like a corpse.
Summary:. the fingers of the devil, that looks like a zombie dismembered hand, is technically not toxic ... but you should always do your best to avoid ingestion
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You know Snow White never met no stinkin Octopus Stinkhorn.
Or she would be running to the castle where she was killed, rather than playing around the forest all day.
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