When Fungus Grew to the Size of Trees

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Toadstools rarely reach higher then your ankle but in the Devonian period over 350 million years ago they use to grow to the size of trees and the ancient ecosystem that made these giant fungus possible was so strange that it could be taken right out of science fiction.
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@marxtheenigma873 3 года назад

Kinda disappointed that they didnt have big neat caps.

@eowynbates9376 3 года назад

Yeah, caps are kinda a recent thing in fungi history

@pluggothesluggo5509 3 года назад

in my opinion, these look way mroe alien and more mysteries

@idkwhattoputherebuthi153 3 года назад

@dingolightfoot8823 3 года назад

I wonder if they were psychedelic 😋🔥

@_ninthRing_ 3 года назад

@@dingolightfoot8823 I'm kind'a curious as to *why* they formed molecules with psychodelic properties - what function did they have in the organism itself..?

@DansLikeaRockstar 3 года назад

Imagine how many risottos you would do with a single one

@OsirusHandle 3 года назад

If the issue was just predators, maybe we should try and grow giga fungi as crops...

@DansLikeaRockstar 3 года назад

@@OsirusHandle the mini mushrooms look kind of lame now

@nocksar744 3 года назад

God i love risottos

@albert_the_cool8092 2 года назад

@@DansLikeaRockstar agreed

@coreyp9072 2 года назад

Or how many trips you could take

@Jim-be8sj 2 года назад

The otherworldliness of these fungi cannot possibly outdo that of those I discover in the bottom of my refrigerator during its annual cleaning.

@sighfly2928 Год назад

🤢

@monkeysgame172 Год назад

Better switch that shit to weekly

@melissabryanmills7733 Год назад

🤣

@jwalster9412 Год назад

The kind you have to remove wearing gloves because you swear they gave you a rash last year 🤮

@polya_bullet 4 месяца назад

YEEEEES EXACTLY

@spivackl Год назад

This makes a lot of sense. Because the early Devonian period is also where we get the expression: "There's a humongous fungus among us."

@Mr.Saturn0 Год назад

So many "us" on the sentence bruhhh

@damson3413 Год назад

sus.

@jczerozerotwo3071 Год назад

amogus

@lobstrosity7163 Год назад

Don't forget Humongous Fungus, the largest lifeform on Earth. I'd like to visit sometime and bask in its parasitic and poisonous glory.

@kane2875 Год назад

me and the trigonotarbids chillin by the hot spring:

@samturner6061 3 года назад

360,000,000 years from now Documentary: When Trees Grew the size of Fungus

@Aliyaaaa 3 года назад

Broccoli

@devin5531 3 года назад

I doubt humanity will last that long

@taco.lovin.dude.2087 3 года назад

@@devin5531 we won’t, we’d either evolve into something else or die out entirely:p

@tacoblude8208 3 года назад

@@devin5531 it’s a joke

@BepiBoBep 3 года назад

You have high hopes

@Volvith 3 года назад

Humans: "I wonder what ancient times were like..." Ancient Times: **mold**

@kandy1643 3 года назад

Fungi isn’t mold

@_draco_7300 3 года назад

I use to *mold* the world~~

@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824 3 года назад

@@_draco_7300 This is so funny that its isnt funny

@_draco_7300 3 года назад

@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824 I know

@anshulkunta1645 3 года назад

@@kandy1643 haha, pretty sure it was a joke, or they are just straight up stupid. I'm pretty sure its the first one tho.

@origaminosferatu3357 2 года назад

Literally started writing a fungal-forest sci-fi story last week and was trying to remember when these ancient badbois were called. Thanks Moth Light.

@moraantonparcet4546 2 года назад

That sounds super cool!

@whynottalklikeapirat 2 года назад

Don’t let research details break your flow, fix it later, get back to the story …

@alvarosoares3530 2 года назад

Good luck on your work👍

@juliusnepos6013 Год назад

Neat

@elcuhfrijol8754 Год назад

Keep me posted

@peterlehman1433 2 года назад

I mean this in the nicest way possible, these videos literally put me to sleep just cus of how mellow the vibe is

@ambiguoustvreference835 3 месяца назад

Lol I watch them when going to bed

@danicaersland3686 9 дней назад

This one in particular

@amineabdz 3 года назад

Ah yes, Morrowind, what a wonderful province.

@charlesterras3717 3 года назад

Underrated comment

@vedinc 3 года назад

😂

@sassm8941 3 года назад

Prehistoric Telvanni wizards

@selfimprovedgoth7966 3 года назад

Shivering Isles aswell

@Grinnar 3 года назад

Outlander.

@STEAMYBEATS 3 года назад

i wonder how many aliens came to earth millions of years ago and were like “hmmm just mushrooms and moss” and never came back

@thatguyman6044 3 года назад

Lol maybe

@Iku00 3 года назад

Either that or they had their own wildlife documentary channel

@daniels7568 3 года назад

They would have been smart enough to recognized Earth's potential.

@braedenconti36 3 года назад

I mean if they are out there they would monitor all planets with life, so they’ll come back

@daniels7568 3 года назад

@@braedenconti36 Problem is it takes an incredibly long time to travel between star systems, there are approximately 10 billion planets within the habitable zone that are orbiting sun-like stars in the galaxy alone which contains 100-200 billion stars. There is simply too much space between us. No doubt in my mind they exist, but its easy to tell that they are not here (unless they are secretly present and want us to destroy our own biosphere, it will only take millions of years to get biodiversity back to early 20th century levels)

@Sakkeru96 2 года назад

"trees did not exist yet" is a a sentence I'll need a while to get over, that's so wild to imagine

@jazzling 2 года назад

they wont exist again in a hundred or so years

@WokeandProud 2 года назад

@@jazzling Na we have all of thier seeds in a massive vault as a security contingency against human stupidity.

@BettyBo-zg1ok 2 месяца назад

The Carboniferous didn't have bacteria that broke down matter, so there were just bodies and dead plants laying around not breaking down. That's the part that gets me.

@Badsy_the_Edgecat 2 года назад

stuff like this makes me wish i could travel back in time without having to worry about the butterfly effect. id love to be able to see stuff like these gigantic tree-fungi in person

@dallassunsru1187 Год назад

Screw the butterfly effect save John Lennon

@thesunflowchannel1995 Год назад

I’d keep it. Stomp on one of those horseshoe things and boom humans never existed

@tomlxyz 3 месяца назад

@@thesunflowchannel1995but then you can't stomp in the past

@peatythyroid 2 месяца назад

pretty soon we'll be able to have very accurate simulations of these eras thanks to virtual reality and AI

@gloriousmeme3960 3 года назад

Early earth life is so fucking interesting I wish I could see a genuine glimpse of it

@aIkaIi 2 года назад

These things couldn't exist with a bunch of apes bringing up large buildings and factories. Humans are destroying all of our current one.

@gloriousmeme3960 2 года назад

@Ishaan Nathoo well... yeah but I'm already here friend.

@Cotac_Rastic 2 года назад

@@aIkaIi Go fertilize a farm field then. You can watch humanity conquer the stars as you seethe and scream like an ape at our great works.

@aIkaIi 2 года назад

@@Cotac_Rastic how is a farm field any more beneficial to Earth's natural life, OP's original comment?

@Stoppskylten 2 года назад

Just get a microscope, then a drop of water for it. And there is your glimpse. ;)

@rexmundi3108 3 года назад

Science fiction authors need look no farther than this to find a totally alien yet plausible world.

@HisameArtwork 3 года назад

noted, I'm so including these in my stories :)

@ProtiumPower 3 года назад

More sci fi like versions of ancient earth are: Red Ocean world, Purple Earth.

@HisameArtwork 3 года назад

@@ProtiumPower yeah, but not much fauna and flora. Nice backdrop though.

@Eli-cg3wn 3 года назад

We just get used to the things around us from seeing them since birth but this whole world even humans are super strange.

@ladylark10884 3 года назад

@@HisameArtwork I'd like to read your stories one day!

@fungbungo2113 2 года назад

Ahhh this really takes me back…. Earths beta was fire.

@desimahdi 2 года назад

If trees didn't exist back then, then how did anyone get wood to make a crafting table?

@thelqualomee1040 2 года назад

mineshafts

@southhoney 2 года назад

shipwreck

@TheDeadOfNight37 2 года назад

Nah you can use the stems to make warped or crimson planks smh

@EthanTheGamer77 2 года назад

they stole the wood from villages

@Feral_cockroach121 2 года назад

You’d get Mushroom planks! D U H H

@behrensf84 3 года назад

It’s a strange thing to think that when the Cambrian started, 90% of earth’s history had already happened...

@pluggothesluggo5509 3 года назад

jesus

@Novusod 3 года назад

For the first 4 billion years of Earth's history there was nothing but rocks and microbes. Single celled organisms and that was it. That is is 90% of Earth's history. Everything else happened in that last 10%.

@pluggothesluggo5509 3 года назад

@@Novusod don't worry about that giant planet that smashed into earth

@juliankirby9880 3 года назад

@@pluggothesluggo5509 technically, earth is the product of the collision.

@pluggothesluggo5509 3 года назад

@@juliankirby9880 so when would earth's history technically begin? after the creation of the moon?

@somedudeonyoutube8079 3 года назад

What really gets me about prehistoric ecosystems isn’t mostly the animals, but the plants making the earth look completely foreign from today.

@somedudeonyoutube8079 3 года назад

This thing isn’t really a plant but still.

@android584 3 года назад

Imagine Earth before plants colonised land. Like Mars with oceans!

@putridabomination 3 года назад

Autotrophs.

@matteocarta7678 3 года назад

@@putridabomination but fungis are not autotroph

@putridabomination 3 года назад

@@matteocarta7678 "Algae, along with plants and some bacteria and fungi, are autotrophs" Some

@WICKEDCLOOSTER 2 года назад

When you bonemeal a bunch of mushrooms

@obsidiancosmos 2 года назад

Minecrafters: This is what we call mushroom islands

@ToxicMothBoi 4 месяца назад

We making it outta the ocean with this one🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

@josephlpomeroy9612 3 года назад

One of the things I like about this channel is that the intro is quiet and not jarring. No loud music, no jumpy visuals, no adjusting the volume. Such a relief from most channels.

@badartgallery9322 3 года назад

I love this guy. Best. I am making a Moth Light Media ACEO trading card this week.

@deanvaessen 3 года назад

Agreed, that's generally true for the content. It's so a refreshingly calm and clear. No all-caps clickbaity titles, no screaming, no drama. Just us, and prehistory. Kudos!

@Kasmodamous 3 года назад

so calm.

@DarkrarLetsPlay 3 года назад

Oof, so true.

@ryanendoh8750 3 года назад

Very true. It's so refreshing.

@--Paws-- 3 года назад

"Is that a prototaxitis in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" Edit: Thank you guys!

@abcde_ghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz2188 3 года назад

God damn it lol

@Infernoraptor 3 года назад

Glad I wasn't the only one thinking it was a stinkhorn

@Polkaknot 3 года назад

Wanna touch my fungus fossil?

@iaw7406 3 года назад

"I hope that white patch on your pants is just spores..."

@EckosamaGhostTsushima 3 года назад

imagine the death toll if that were true

@crookedpaths6612 2 года назад

Imagine how big garden gnomes must have been back then!

@DMatthewW Год назад

Imagine going back in time and just seeing miles of white or gray pegs sticking out of the plains-like landscape.

@JubioHDX 3 года назад

there's like 5 pictures in this video on repeat why did i actually watch this whole thing instead of just listening

@aviannetannis3631 3 года назад

Lol ikr same I think the pictures are just as fascinating

@HannibalHanslaughter 3 года назад

the pictures are absolutely haunting

@gemguson 2 года назад

@@HannibalHanslaughter i know right!

@Kaikojo 2 года назад

lol ikr same

@ikemanreed 2 года назад

Good images

@neilperdomo5767 3 года назад

Me: trying to convince myself to go to sleep RU-vid: when fungus grew to the size if trees

@jesuszunigafranco 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@Rio_00 2 года назад

Same its 4 for me 😂😂😂 but fungus and minecraft shroom islands

@nateknutson4607 2 года назад

Had to like it! 666

@kratos1620 2 года назад

I'm in the same situation right now, it's 1:21 a.m. 😔

@jackiehansen5722 2 года назад

🤣🤣

@100greenmen 2 года назад

This is what the shrigma grindset can achieve.

@glenngilbert7389 8 месяцев назад

I subscribe to a number of channels in this genre, but I believe yours is the best in presenting information in an easily digestible format, perfectly paced and memorable. Thank you.

@darellteague3845 3 года назад

I literally sit and contemplate reality as I eat a snow cone and wonder if the water in my cup once resided in a giant ancient mushroom.

@taylorwright3071 2 года назад

It most likely did

@oscarwillis6643 2 года назад

If you really wanna get into every molecule that you interact with has likely interacted with almost every molecule On the planet at some other point

@Theriople 2 года назад

@@oscarwillis6643 but not mines lolol

@PhyreI3ird 2 года назад

@Pat Mckinnon It's really hard telling from the pov of a lay-person. Four and a half billion years is so fucking massive it's hard to conceive of. 1 million seconds is about a quarter of a year, while 1 billion seconds is 31 years. So it could well be that most molecules of the surface have interacted with each other by this point, but I admit my ignorance. I've never been all that good at/into math.

@monhi64 2 года назад

Without a doubt you probably had a few ancient mushroom water molecules. But it’s mostly piss molecules sorry dawg lol

@josephpyatt3685 2 года назад

It blew my mind when I found out sharks are older than trees.

@LeoBlight 2 года назад

Same as me!!!! I was like wtf 😳

@jonny9615 2 года назад

I didnt even know that lmao wth

@w_ldan 2 года назад

Wtf dude, fr?

@jonny9615 2 года назад

@@w_ldan yes

@lightningboltt5437 2 года назад

Same I was like wtfh

@danielmckenna7591 2 года назад

Shout out to the camera man going back in time for these photos

@joachimb5721 Год назад

You guys are everywhere, aren't you?

@mynameisveer5823 2 года назад

anybody felt a strange feeling of nostalgia and want to just sit there and cry?

@billstone8468 3 года назад

It's a giant mushroom, maybe it's friendly.

@kevinpeters6709 3 года назад

GIANT MUSHY FRIEND! Don’t forget your cactus juice

@thorr18BEM 3 года назад

I met a friendly mushroom once. He was a real fun guy.

@xxRellekxx 3 года назад

I've read some DnD Roper fan-fic. They're not freindly, nor understand the word "no"

@thorr18BEM 3 года назад

@@xxRellekxx , it was a pun :p

@Iku00 3 года назад

I like to start my day with a dose of -coffee- cactus juice

@Caspenar 3 года назад

Now I lowkey want a survival game set during that time

@thek5197 3 года назад

Survive from what? Hunger

@elliswebster7041 3 года назад

@@thek5197 Don’t Starve

@pandalover69420 3 года назад

Morrowind

@jackdemerritt3475 3 года назад

@@thek5197 lizard people 🦎

@sweedy6647 2 года назад

Resident evil

@bedbug2002 Год назад

Fungus is so cool, it's been around so long and still has so many unknown properties that we're still studying to this day, but we've already created amazing medicine from fungus, imagine if we keep studying it.

@BenState Год назад

fungi*

@thegodofsoapkekcario1970 Год назад

Big Fungus.

@burdickd2 3 года назад

Fungus still grows to the size of small trees in my bathroom!

@Ptaku93 3 года назад

o.0

@emilandreasson9670 3 года назад

Give me!

@craigh2205 3 года назад

aim better lthen ol

@Vianyte 3 года назад

Clean your bathroom.

@alexrennison8070 3 года назад

Same with my balls.

@Tyme_Whyrlwynd 3 года назад

Honestly, those artworks give me a creepy feeling. I guess trees also give a sense of security, whereas mushrooms don't. But damn, it's fascinating.

@Dust514rocks 3 года назад

Prolly bc mushrooms are just weird. They look weird, and they do weird things. If you eat a mushroom, it's a coin flip between having a nutritious meal, dying a horrible, painful death, or tripping balls and meeting god

@Tyme_Whyrlwynd 3 года назад

@@Dust514rocks Pretty much sums up mushrooms.

@idot3331 3 года назад

The idea of being on earth 400 million years ago, when most of the land was still barren and devoid of life, is so profoundly lonely and bizarre. Most of the land would be barren desert, and the few areas with life would look like empty featureless grasslands. No land animals to walk alongside larger than small insects. Then you come across these huge towering monoliths that just don't fit in with the otherwise empty landscape. Completely alien yet so similar and directly related to our current world.

@alessandrocoatti5186 3 года назад

We evolved around trees, and prolly used to climb them for safety. Tall pillars of greyish-white is a completely alien and different environment

@somewhataboveaverageguy9053 3 года назад

Probably an evolutionary/wisdom gained and passed down intelligence. We evolved in trees and climbing them so it makes sense why they give that feeling of security while mushrooms like the other guy stated is a 50/50 chance on dying so it could be that we evolved or passed down intelligence to stay away from certain organisms while learning to lvoe others.

@Bloodie44 2 года назад

this video feels like a fever dream. i want to go there. why do i want to go there?

@barbaraarsenault1192 Год назад

This is one of my favorite RU-vid channels and this video is fascinating. well done.

@GenerationX1984 3 года назад

If I lived in a world where mushrooms were as big as trees I would feel like a Smurf.

@georgigeeksky8349 3 года назад

😂 good one

@itsolivier 2 года назад

the first human prototype smirthasoid lived at this time the early anticedent to the dennisovans so its a partial possibility in the minds of dennisovan fantasy

@nahum3557 2 года назад

@@itsolivier that's not true

@itsolivier 2 года назад

@@nahum3557 true thats why i see Dennisovan fantasy, you cant preclude or conclude that they didnt or neanderthals didnt have refletion or imagination... or even culture for that matter. Who knows what they did or whether there where smirthasoids... 80% of species were wiped out at one point so its easy to imagine there blue smirth like creatures... but thats beside the point... these can all be Dennisovian imaginings we never got to understand because , there special thoughts were never placed onto paper. We dont know what Neanderthals and Dennisovans spoke about around the inter war campfire.

@SeattleScotty 8 месяцев назад

There was a pretty cool mushroom world in World of Warcraft. I think it was populated by elves or something.

@quantumfoam539 3 года назад

Last time I was this early the fungi were still the size of trees.

@morningstargeek4946 3 года назад

How did u comment an hour ago if the video says it’s been posted 40 mins ago

@Laotzu.Goldbug 3 года назад

@@morningstargeek4946 Paytreeon

@anonymousduck6174 3 года назад

69 likes Nicee

@SudsMC343 2 года назад

you just have to use bonemeal then it will grow instantly into a giant mushroom. it only works on red and brown mushrooms though.

@anthonymaestas4777 2 года назад

I actually get teary eyed when hearing about Earth's history.. it's an amazing story!

@ForbiddenFlameStudios 3 года назад

Once again minecraft manages to be surprisingly realistic

@lemonstarofficial 3 года назад

Lol

@helena-oj4fq 3 года назад

I NEEDA PLAY MINECRAFT

@mide8845 3 года назад

let me just say this though: no cap

@yeeyee9970 3 года назад

My 5 year old save got corrupted

@hsthatzo8063 2 года назад

@@yeeyee9970 Same it sucks

@lucky_ramen9803 3 года назад

"Giant Mushroom???" "Maybe it's friendly!!!"

@hcfgaming401 2 года назад

Lmao i love that scene

@moroni8299 2 года назад

Atla?

@hcfgaming401 2 года назад

@@moroni8299 Lmao ye Cactus Juice Sokka 🌵

@corndoug2605 2 года назад

Just wanna say, I appreciate those zoom-in parallax shots where you copy in a background element to the front. Very nice! 👌🏻

@benmcreynolds8581 2 года назад

Okay this is literally diving into my dream realm of moss covered ecosystems with giant fungus, crazy Lichen species, ferns, and weird little critters our imagination can barely think of but nature made them at one time. (Think of all the things that don't fossilize well or at all?) These fungi trees are very much like cordyceps

@livinglifeleona 3 года назад

I wish we could see the earth from start to finish on a timelapse.

@bigsteamypeas 2 года назад

Only until we get a time machine

@denizmetint.462 2 года назад

No probs

@akakabira 2 года назад

What is the FINISH ?

@denizmetint.462 2 года назад

The Finnish people

@williamjordan5554 2 года назад

@@akakabira Sun explodes.

@albingrahn5576 3 года назад

this made me see the world from a new perspective and i just realized that trees are really weird, and the fact that we use them for "wood" is even weirder. we take a living thing and use the biological material it's composed of to build stuff. when you see a plank you normally just accept that that's what wood looks like, but you never think about the fact that the reason behind the texture, the sort of wavy patterns and the round dots that used to be twigs are all because of the fact that every piece of wood used to be the body of a living organism that grows, reproduces, needs sustenance and "breathes". imagine an alien planet where instead of trees they have fungi like in the video, and you just see the walls of the alien houses being made of mushy fungi with a trypophobia-inducing texture with pores and everything, it would be wild.

@chaoskiddo5996 3 года назад

Alien planet you say? Haven't you heard of fungi bricks

@tobyredfox9640 2 года назад

Wood is tree meat

@MrKevinbob21 2 года назад

I didn’t realize how stupid people are until I read your comments

@jiminssi2989 2 года назад

@@MrKevinbob21 your comment also made me realize this, MrKevinbob21

@TheSuperbadkneegrow 2 года назад

Yes you do

@leangreenmememachine5246 2 года назад

*through tears* BRING THEM BACK

@jgt2598 Месяц назад

Imagine how wild and alien it would be to stand on a world with mushroom trees, some bugs, some moss...and nothing else.

@EckosamaGhostTsushima 3 года назад

why is this the only video that covers ancient giant fungus. ill bet theres so many ancient beings that we never hear about cuz its not super popular like megalodon

@riot2136 3 года назад

eckosama There are plenty of vids on this topic lol, PBS Eons even has one. Your point still stand tho, relatively speaking

@jacobhoover1654 3 года назад

Megalodon would beat the shit out of Prototaxies that's why

@wolfzmusic9706 3 года назад

megalodon is popular though

@galarstar052 3 года назад

@@jacobhoover1654 i beg to differ, Megalodon's gonna have to come out of the water for that, the fungus has the home turf advantage.

@Gahanun 3 года назад

There will be lots of species that never fossilized in the first place. How sad those are to time forever.

@embe1 3 года назад

'"Giant ancient fungus"- Ah, I see you too have met my father in law.

@hoibsh21 2 года назад

Perfect pics for a YES album!

@nliin Месяц назад

I regret largely having left this video in my "watch later" for so long. amaze video!!!

@gab.lab.martins 3 года назад

As a chef, my first question is: were they edible? Also, remind me to bring some butter and thyme in the time machine.

@kevinpeters6709 3 года назад

Well I mean you can eat anything... once

@theleva7 3 года назад

@@kevinpeters6709 On the subject of eating anything once, I wonder how did our ancestors develop fugu preparation technique?

@Ditidos 3 года назад

I doubt they would be toxic since there wouldn't be large animals to eat them. That said, they probably were as rigid as wood or similar (to maintain the rigid shape), so maybe?

@thorr18BEM 3 года назад

@@Ditidos , I think a lot of mycotoxins are to protect against bacteria, not large animals.

@aucontraire4717 3 года назад

Thyme machine! Boom, nailed it.

@TojiFushigoroWasTaken 3 года назад

Time traveler 350 mil years ago: "Holy shit you will never believe the things i saw in the future. There are trees the size of MUSHTOOMS! "

@ass.blaster2000 2 года назад

His buddy: “What the fuck is a tree?”

@itsolivier 2 года назад

1960s. rad bro why didnt you bring us back a sample

@ffhhhbbfxfggggfdddffffffff 2 года назад

welp dude time traveled for no reason, it's called bonsai trees

@pseudonayme7717 2 года назад

This comment is great because of the spelling mistake😎

@komradentomolog7701 2 года назад

@@ffhhhbbfxfggggfdddffffffff r/wooosh

@magganrz7064 2 года назад

Dude I have only watched 2 of your videos but can already tell that I am addicted haha

@Pink_Yellow0 Год назад

I remember this.. nostalgia frfr

@sassafrassanid5718 3 года назад

I want to go back in time and eat a piece of it, even if it kills me

@ZagorTeNayebo 3 года назад

It might not be poisonous since not much was around to eat it

@spookyboivilla5386 3 года назад

@@ZagorTeNayebo “re-calibrates time machine *tonight we feast boys*

@ls200076 2 года назад

@@spookyboivilla5386 Who needs to fuck the environment when you can fuck up the timeline. ~Humanity

@albert_the_cool8092 2 года назад

@@ZagorTeNayebo even if its not poisonous by evolving into one as a defend mechanism, theres still elements that would kill a human when digested

@deathkitten7635 2 года назад

*takes a bite straight out of it*

@smcskill5156 3 года назад

tbh i kinda wish that the mushroom obelisks still existed

@NightTimeDay 2 года назад

2001: A Fungal Colony

@catfish5272 2 года назад

Wow. That is so beautiful.

@Mia-qw4ms 2 года назад

this is an amazing video, thank you!!!

@powerdog242 3 года назад

Also known as that time when Mother Earth got a yeast infection.

@livewellwitheds6885 2 года назад

UNDERRATED

@denizmetint.462 2 года назад

Yeet

@pharaohsmagician8329 2 года назад

Why do you always have to say things like this?

@DarthKanye 2 года назад

lmfao

@user-qk7en8pq1u 2 года назад

Tell me that's an isekai

@somerandompeep7017 3 года назад

when i said "take me back to the good old days" this is what i had in mind

@scronx 2 года назад

Bravo -- beautifully done!

@VoodooBrew 2 года назад

Rip giant mushrooms, you will always be one of my favourite biomes

@foomr6097 3 года назад

Maybe this is dumb, but are there underwater fungi? Where did they come from?

@matthewnelson290 3 года назад

There are water molds, and there was a mishroom found underwater in oregon or washington a few years ago. Im not sure if the underwater mushroom was a new species, or a fluke in habitat.

@ajmedia3915 3 года назад

There are actually several different types of marine fungi however it is not a taxonomic grouping

@cyrilio 3 года назад

Love this question. Now I want to know this too

@bri1085 3 года назад

So I'm short, mushrooms aren't real

@juancamilocelissuescun6175 3 года назад

Psathyrella aquatica

@user-xx4js9du4j 3 года назад

prototaxites be like: “I used to rule the world”

@herechickens1809 2 года назад

so trees 'rule the world' now just because they're bigger than us

@TheSuperbadkneegrow 2 года назад

We was kangz

@anson700 Год назад

*enter coldplay*

@judithsixkiller5586 Год назад

Thank you for the fascinating and entertaining video!

@sairaramedmas5939 2 года назад

The gentle back ground music os soothing

@sergicrisan5564 3 года назад

Oh man, the Devonian, what a time to be alive.

@FleshWizard69420 Год назад

Only 400,000,000 BC kids remember 😢

@joshdelcomyn8274 3 года назад

How cool would it be if there were some spores still around. Imagine having those growing in your yard!

@LittleFishy. 2 года назад

Imagine if you put a box around a area of dirt filled with spores and set up an environment for it to be able to grow

@rusilea 2 года назад

I think it'll take hundred years if you really want them to grow this tall

@younscrafter7372 2 года назад

@@LittleFishy. where do you think mushroom islands come from?

@LittleFishy. 2 года назад

@@younscrafter7372 space

@lobstrosity7163 Год назад

Wrong air composition.

@2150dalek 2 года назад

Fascinating....To be able to walk around & see the world 360 mya.

@Floris5de 2 года назад

I'm so glad this popped up in my recommended

@Ankylosaurus_mangiventris 3 года назад

Oh yes, new video from Moth Light! Let’s go

@bugmachine777 3 года назад

LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOO

@caviramus0993 3 года назад

Exactly

@tomat1658 3 года назад

Moths are cooler than butterflies, that’s why they can make these cool videos, this is not a human, it’s a moth.

@tomat1658 3 года назад

(Theory)

@pluggothesluggo5509 3 года назад

i started my channel before mothlight.... the guy grew so fast

@projectsanctuary7944 3 года назад

there's something terrifying about forests made out of mushrooms. Hell, even normal mushrooms are lowkey creepy

@yungmali 3 года назад

you must not do psychedelics 🤣 mushrooms are the opposite of creepy

@frenchlasagna8138 3 года назад

My uncle is a mushroom farmer, if you meet him he could probably change your mind. He is a fun-ghi

@SPARKLYDEATHCAT 3 года назад

M U S H R O O M

@ASH12B 3 года назад

You should be. The fesr comes from deep inside, because were not the top of the food chain on earth. Mushrooms are. We are turned into mushroom food at the end of our lives.

@mylifeismylife5056 3 года назад

They ain't creepy until u try

@rishadq 2 года назад

Very interesting. Thanks!

@suero. 2 года назад

okay yknow what, i found you like a month ago in my algorithm and now im really into this stuff, i watch you at night or day (more night, im a night person)

@mcgoo721 3 года назад

This is some of the coolest shit I've ever learned.

@eebu4053 3 года назад

fugus

@Shootyshoot-ls3xj 3 года назад

@@eebu4053 amogus

@inconel7185 3 года назад

"Many moons ago, there was one species towering above the baren land. Deeprooted, massive, they were the reason the place's name, Dildonia."

@EatBars 3 года назад

I lol'd

@infinow 3 года назад

But the dildos were useless then

@fungalchamber7463 3 года назад

@@infinow what?

@renz1013 3 года назад

@@infinow Nah yo mama used them

@infinow 3 года назад

@@renz1013 did your mama use them too🤔🤔

@SweetMangoMuncher Год назад

Really cool video especially because I’m learning about fungi in my biology class at the moment!

@billybobjenkins5625 Год назад

I have a memory of this one time my neighbor had mushrooms about the size of a small bush. They were at least two feet tall.

@arcaneusumbra1539 3 года назад

Next they're gonna find fossils of Netches and Guar.

@linkalot7415 3 года назад

Heyyy awesome to see another elder scrolls fan! Watching this, all I could think of was Morrowind

@Animotion3D 3 года назад

i hope so

@chris86simon 3 года назад

As long as we dont find the bones of the Alit Im good.

@Amara87387 3 года назад

Hello outlander, what brings you to our lands?

@no_good_bruh9673 3 года назад

Ancient records indicate a sound known as "dagothwave" was heard throught the land

@uprightape100 3 года назад

Might add, most likely delicious as well, since toxins are a reaction to foraging.

@blondbraid7986 3 года назад

@Toland Belmar Well, considering they were bark-like enough to get confused for trees, and needed to be pretty firm to be able to be so big without falling apart, I wouldn't bet money on them being especially tasty. Besides, no mushroom will ever come close to the Karljohansvamp (Boletus edulis) in terms of deliciousness!

@flydrop8822 3 года назад

@@blondbraid7986 Nah I think not, they didnt have branches and their roots were likely extremely long, so they dont really need to be that firm. They were probably firmer than today's mushrooms but still really soft compared to trees i would say (also, the substances that make trees so rough only started being used millions of years later). Man having a farm of these rhings would be awesome.

@qdaniele97 3 года назад

@@blondbraid7986 Exactly. And with the nice texture of a piece of wood left in the water for some days.

@qdaniele97 3 года назад

@@flydrop8822 Mushroom "roots" can be very long but most times are thinner than a hair. I don't think they could give so much structural strength

@KungaTV 3 года назад

first thing when i get that time machine is deep frying a 6meter fungus

@JackOLanternBob Год назад

The facts are always changing

@lindanorris2455 Год назад

ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO!

@thedragonofcanada6659 3 года назад

"I wonder what the world was like before us humans" World: Mooshroom Island

@GabeEvans03 3 года назад

Everyone gangsta till the fungus starts talking

@nerdlarge4691 3 года назад

Alright Mario.

@Dust514rocks 3 года назад

Hehehehe

@nunyabiznes33 3 года назад

"I'm in full control now!"

@nunyabiznes33 3 года назад

@Rhett Mclaughlins Chin What if... what if hallucigenic shrooms are the fungi kingdom's way of enslaving us? I suddenly remembered that shroom from X-files, like on of the few non-alien villains.

@valravhknight1914 3 года назад

Or worse.... IF THE FUNGUS STAR TO PUNCH

@jacques634 2 года назад

Really interesting, nice video 👍

@oleopathic 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for an informative video on ancient mycology.

@AlbanianMobster540 8 месяцев назад

Shut it

@wilhufftarkin8543 3 года назад

Plants and fungi are extremely interesting creatures. It's sad how many people aren't interested in them at all.

@infinow 3 года назад

I am only interested in sex and money.

@kieranmcginley1262 3 года назад

@@infinow chad.

@shoeylouie 3 года назад

@@kieranmcginley1262 protochad*

@eggpod4567 3 года назад

The ones that aren't interested are the ones that need to be eradicated from existence. They're the ones that turned the world into what it is today. Gross.

@dunda563 3 года назад

@@eggpod4567 Jesus christ

@JudgeNicodemus 3 года назад

God, fungi are always so fascinating to me. Like, not plants nor animals yet somewhere in between, always so bizzare and beautiful in their own way. Not to mention extremely important for the ecosystem.

@indruluc0074 3 года назад

it kinda freaks me out but i have a morbid case of curiosity, which is liking horror movies and thinking about all the possibilities but not liking getting scared