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English: The amanita fungus, aka the fly agaric
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Source https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=665386715615944&set=a.270000415154578
Author Larry Woodward/USFWS

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Found in woodland areas throughout temperate regions, the amanita mushroom is easy to spot thanks to its brightly colored cap. This coloration, although charming, is the mushroom’s way of saying “don’t eat me, I’m poisonous!”.

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Amanita

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