The Humongous Fungus That Took Over a Town - Episode 2204 - Segment 1

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One of the world’s largest fungi lives alongside a tiny town in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Known as a honey fungus, it grows on the outskirts of Crystal Falls, population less than 2,000. In 1992, scientists who discovered it published a paper about it, and since then, the town has found a variety of ways to embrace its giant claim to fame.
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[@rumbleinthebumble8180]

Just the explanation I was looking for. Well Done

[@starshine9016]

Cute and interesting video!