Message from @Deleted User

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2019-10-31 09:07:48 UTC  

Probably a different kind of carpet then

2019-10-31 09:07:58 UTC  

Ah

2019-10-31 09:08:38 UTC  

Just brown and bland lmao

2019-10-31 09:10:08 UTC  

We do have the most venomous snake in the world

2019-10-31 09:10:18 UTC  

The inland taipan

2019-10-31 09:10:48 UTC  

Along with 8 more of the 10 deadliest snakes in the world lmao

2019-10-31 09:16:43 UTC  

Most common venomous snake here, at least what I have found the most, are Pygmy Timber Rattlesnakes.

2019-10-31 09:33:07 UTC  

But fungus??

2019-10-31 09:35:21 UTC  

You want to know about deadly fungus?

2019-10-31 09:38:32 UTC  

“Just touching the Fire Coral fungus can cause dermatitis (reddening or swelling of the skin). If eaten, it causes a horrifying array of symptoms: initially stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, fever and numbness, followed over hours or days by delamination of skin on face, hands and feet, and shrinking of the brain, which, in turn, causes altered perception, motion difficulties and speech impediments,” explained Dr Barrett.

2019-10-31 09:38:41 UTC  

That's one hell of a trip, mate

2019-10-31 09:49:55 UTC  

Sounds like a one time trip

2019-10-31 09:50:04 UTC  

And those are rarely worth the fare

2019-10-31 09:50:12 UTC  

Thank you for the fungipost friend

2019-10-31 09:59:24 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/490588932992532500/639403041149288468/FB_IMG_1572515753248.jpg

2019-10-31 10:37:30 UTC  

God imagine the smell

2019-10-31 10:38:11 UTC  

@Maggie The Magpie I have had many personal encounters with fire coral

2019-10-31 10:38:16 UTC  

It’s not fun.

2019-10-31 10:38:51 UTC  

Can’t imagine the fungus is much different seeing it’s named after the coral

2019-10-31 10:39:24 UTC  

You know, the pain, not the other effects if it was eaten

2019-10-31 12:06:27 UTC  

I love mycellium aye

2019-10-31 12:06:44 UTC  

Very interesting organisms

2019-10-31 12:06:52 UTC  

@Deleted User so you've touched it before?

2019-10-31 12:07:10 UTC  

Not the fungus, but the actual coral, yes.

2019-10-31 12:07:33 UTC  

What's fire coral like?

2019-10-31 12:07:37 UTC  

Anywhere from 4-6 times

2019-10-31 12:08:07 UTC  

A burning sensation from wherever you had contact with it, akin to that of a wasp sting

2019-10-31 12:08:30 UTC  

Ouch

2019-10-31 12:08:34 UTC  

Lasts upwards of 4 hours in my experience

2019-10-31 12:08:45 UTC  

I think the fungus can kill you if you touch it

2019-10-31 12:08:51 UTC  

Fucken ouch

2019-10-31 12:08:57 UTC  

Nothing really helps except lidocaine if you’re lucky enough to have that

2019-10-31 12:09:24 UTC  

No, sorry. Only got cocaine

2019-10-31 12:09:46 UTC  

I go snorkeling a lot and that’s how I have dealt with it so much

2019-10-31 12:09:56 UTC  

It hides in Mangrove trees man

2019-10-31 12:10:14 UTC  

I used to go spear fishing, never seen coral in my life lmao

2019-10-31 12:10:22 UTC  

Hey, I live near mangroves

2019-10-31 12:10:37 UTC  

I don’t

2019-10-31 12:10:38 UTC  

Basically where the bush meets the mangroves anyway

2019-10-31 12:10:47 UTC  

I wish I did lol