Did you Know these Mushroom Facts?

Myco Network
Mycelium, the underground network of fungi, acts like a natural internet for plants, allowing trees and plants to communicate, share nutrients, and even warn each other of danger. This network can extend for miles underground.

SPACE TRAVEL
Cryptococcus neoformans, a type of fungus, has been found to survive in extreme conditions, including the vacuum of space and high radiation environments. Could our fungi friends have traveled here from another planet?

Electric Neurons
Recent studies have shown that mycelium networks (the underground root-like structures of fungi) can conduct electrical impulses. These impulses appear to function much like the way neurons transmit signals in the human brain.