Hair ice and Exidiopsis effusa fungus
por Polly Spring: Nature/Scenery
Hair ice is what you get when dead branches in broadleaf forests sit in cold, humid air, and the strands that grow are thin enough to look like something alive. Exidiopsis effusa, a fungus, is tied to how those delicate structures take shape. Fleeting and genuinely strange to come across
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Ready? Yeah, ready. You did it again. Wow. Now this is not a fungus. This is ice. Ice! That just melts. It's cold like ice and everything. It's super cold. It's weird. Isn't it? This is some annihilation shit. I know, right? It just disappears.
