Who says fur is outdated? Although animal rights activists have successfully opposed the extermination of animals for their fur, there is nothing stopping them from using artificial fur and growing their own.
This is the idea of some people of the Mao people (including me), also a Panus fasciatus mushroom, known in its homeland as the Mao trumpet, because it resembles a musical instrument.
This mushroom is quite rare. It was previously thought to be endemic to Australia, but it was soon discovered first in New Guinea and New Caledonia, and then unexpectedly in Cameroon, West Africa. Therefore, the question of its distribution remains an open question for scientists. Perhaps this is complete internationalization, which can also be found in the United States.
It is worth noting that, unlike most mushrooms, this mushroom prefers dry and hot forests and is most commonly found at the foot of eucalyptus and acacia trees.
Like most fungi, this fungus feeds on dead wood, settling on old tree stumps and logs.
When the weather becomes very hot, the mushroom loses its fur and the texture of the fruit tree becomes like the bark of a tree. But if it rains, he'll get furry again.
The color depends on the age of the fetus. The young fruit is purple and the old fruit is brown.