The alien-like fungus has earned the nickname 'Devil's Fingers' thanks to its ghoulish, hand-like appearance. What's more, it gives off a disgusting odour, which those unlucky enough to come ...

It starts life as a "witch's egg" before sprouting the ... they take the spores with them - spreading the fungus. The Devil's fingers were spotted by Sussex nature lovers Lisa Saw and Sue Robinson.

Avon Wildlife Trust say there are not many records of the fungus in the UK as it only crops up on well-managed land A rare fungus known as the devil's fingers was discovered on Halloween at a ...

A pair of nature lovers stumbled upon a foul-smelling alien-like growth while walking in woodland. Sussex Wildlife Trust members Lisa Saw and Sue Robinson snapped the spooky specimen, which looks ...

Dead man’s fingers can be spotted spring through fall in Minnesota at the base of decaying deciduous trees, such as maple, oak, elm and apple. The name of this Minion-colored jelly fungus ...

An alien-like fungus - called 'Devil's Fingers' - has made a rare appearance in the New Forest, United Kingdom. The fungus ...

Devil’s fingers fungus starts its life in an egg-like structure, commonly called a witch’s egg. Once it has hatched it resembles more of an octopus like creature before it collapses after a ...