Thank you for this video!!! 😁

I love her shirt and all she does for the Lichen cause...💙

Mycology is my passion I love that you you share that, I hope you see this comment today cause I want you you to know how beautiful smart and incredible you are.

Do you have any idea on how to cultivate them? I know some people use oat for the yellow dog vomit slime mold, I wonder if it would work with this species as well

Thank you so much

I’m lichen this video

If we have a good combo ,example :neatherdal brain cavity-homo sapiens neuron density, then we have a 'superior being' the hybrid problem is that we dont have the same 'genus complirer', but if we take the compiler of mother or father only then we can 'read' the foreign DNA, hybrid babies dont born functional most of the times because the sex ggenes of the offspring ARE NOT in the 'same page, in the 'page 6' the one file has 'foot software' while the other parent has 'eye software' in this page (as example)

Wonderful and thank you for such an informative description and video presentation! I found Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa not far from where I live. It's truly amazing what there is to discover not far from our doorstep. Thanks again and you bet I will be a subscriber.

This was singlehandedly more educational than my college botany class. Just. Why?

Can you eat them?

Thanks

I have a question If lichen eats rock would lichen like the water from rock saws ?

Please explain to me about JAKABA (Jamur Keberuntungan Abadi)? Is it arbuscula?

One potential reason why those spiders make those patterns is: So big mammals can see the webs and don't destroy them by accident. I see these a lot in areas where I definitely would walk into them had they made their webs not as apparent.

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So much like corals!

"Tiny snail snacking on slime mold" I read that as "Tiny snail snacking slime mold" and got concerned that the snail was going to get eaten.

Thaaaaaaanks this was so helpful

Very interesting. I love how complex nature is 😃

Great video! It’s cool to see lichens getting some discussion. There’s a truly terrifying phylogenetic network for Drosera sp. evolution that reminded me of this

music's waaaay louder than you are

This was great! Three cheers for Funky Little Guy!

please don't ever start your video by saying "oh hi I didn't see you there"

I have a beautiful lichen on my cedar picnic table that seems to produce beautiful red flowers every year

Question: is a diaspore the same as a soredium? 🤔

Slime molds are fascinating! I loved the outro with the lil yellow bug. Adorable found you through tumblr :)

Excellent video!

help me propagating!

I don't think I've ever noticed slime mold, but I must acknowledge that I have never looked for them either. Now I will for sure look for them and look close if I find them. Thank you

we view these magical beasts with love for all the molds creatures deserve our attention please has it began to sing have you heard the tales of battle the mold speaks true and we hold its words like the lock of an iron cage I trust you do as well

I loved going on a tiny adventure with the yellow bug.

Thank you, Comrade. Another fascinating science video. Hooray for little bug! :)

What kind is it at 2:30? I took a picture of him recently ... thank you.

hell yeah dude lichens cool asf!!!!

Was this speed up or real time?

Great video. I photograph lichen in northwestern Wyoming. I’ve become fascinated with the colors and amazing details. This a very arid ecosystem that is roughly a mile in elevation. These organisms are incredible. I’m just a useful idiot trying to gain any knowledge that I can cram into my monkey brain, so thanks for the information! I’ll check out your other content.

do you have any videos about how to grow lichens in a terrerium environment?

Im so obsessed with lichen, and moss, and such.

I'm fond of that pale green lichen with the bright red fruiting bodies. I always found it growing on logs near the dune pines, by the Ft. Tilden beach, in NY. Good show.

Does lichen live in sea also?

Hello. If I take a small piece of dried lichen can I bring it back to life?

Very informative. Cheers.

Brilliant. Please make more.

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Thank you so much for such informative VDO. In Thailand, we have Calostoma insigne (light yellow and white puffball). We eat them just fine. I just learnt that spores come out from the pore just like that near the end of your VDO. Awesome!!

I would love to see a walkthrough of some identification of lichens! I always get confused. Love your videos!

How can I grow lichen in my terrariums or in the logs of my bonsai trees?

What a great video! Thank you!

Using this as a source for my nature journal 🤟 thank U lichen lady

Hi! I just stumbled across your lichen video's and I love it so much. This is the first time I've ever really started to understand what lichens are! I've noticed you haven't uploaded in a long time, which I'm sure you have good reasons for. But I was wondering if you might have some interesting sources that I could look at to learn more?