Related: Is this the creepiest fungus in the forest? Yes, definitely.] Laura Baisas: Tell me a bit about Hydnellum peckii.

in this case a mushroom – and that it is called Bleeding Tooth Fungi. He adds: “The psychoactive compound in the sap creates ...

The origin of this eerie liquid, however, remains a mystery, sparking fascination among nature lovers and casual hikers alike ...

A peculiar species of fungus native to much of Canada, known by the scientific name of Hydnellum peckii, has many bizarre colloquial names like "the bleeding tooth fungus" and "the Devil's tooth ...

Bleeding tooth fungus Aside from the dark urban setting and fictional criminals, though, it's not the most unrealistic sight. Both the method and the fungus itself are very real things.

A 67-year-old man from the western part of Slovakia went mushroom picking and became the target of a bear attack. The bear ...

Fungi are a group of organisms that include yeasts, molds, and mushrooms. They exhibit astonishing methods for survival and remarkable appearances, including those that ooze blood-like sap ...

The Maitake mushroom (Grifola frondosa) is an edible and medicinal fungus that grows wild in Japan, China, and North America under oak, elm, or maple trees. The mushroom has only gained popularity ...

Eleven people were transported to the hospital Friday after accidentally ingesting toxic mushrooms in York County, Pennsylvania, according to NBC affiliate WGAL. Among the 11 people were an Amish ...

Bleeding tooth fungus looks like a ghoulish forest crime scene. This type of mushroom called Hydnellum peckii also goes by “devil’s tooth fungus” or the much more pleasant sounding ...

in this case a mushroom – and that it is called Bleeding Tooth Fungi. He adds: “The psychoactive compound in the sap creates a potent euphoric stimulant”, or, as Oz correctly surmised ...