Toadstool Tuesday: A Kind of Shroom

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Nature’s wonder! Tiny crabs nibble on fungi growing on a decomposing tree. What a discovery as we spend the day at Crooked River State Park, Saint Mary’s, Georgia.

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I’m just a mushroom everybody!

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5 responses to “Toadstool Tuesday: A Kind of Shroom”

  1. BeckyB Avatar

    wow, how amazing. I never knew there were crabs that ate fungi!

    1. Robert Avatar

      I discovered humans enjoy mushrooms (fungi). I have seen many animals eat these nutritious edibles like squirrels and also insects.

  2. restlessjo Avatar

    My daughter lives shrooms! :) :) Not so sure about the little creepy guys!

    1. Robert Avatar

      Ha! Even mushrooms in the grocery store give me the creeps but they make excellent photography models and add flavor to my pasta sauces. Ha!

  3. Lakshmi Bhat Avatar

    Fascinating. Thank you for sharing.

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