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Strobilus draco: Its defense is a flash of color; the creature vanishes before predators can recover

Check out these #BirdsNestFungi or #Crucibulumlaeve they are small gasteroid (spores formed in the inside) mushrooms common in wood chip beds and on fallen twigs and sticks. They occur world wide and are very common, but often are often overlooked due to their small stature. . The stubby fruiting bodies develop during periods of rain, swelling up into round nobs. The top of the fruiting body is covered in a jelly-like membrane that is dissolved by rain drops. Once the cover is gone, the small “e