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Dare you watch? The Devil’s Fingers emerge

December 21, 2015 by Andrew Leave a Comment

This one creepy little fungus. Native to Australia the proper name for this unnatural looking thing is Clathrus archeri although people tend to call it devil’s fingers or octopus stinkhorn instead. Watch the video and yuo’ll see why.

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What do you think? Imagine been trapped in a cabin and discovering an egg like shape in the corner that “hatched” like this. Would you run?

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