The world's most dangerous and deadly fungus has been
discovered for the first time in remote parts of Australia. It has previously
been found in other countries, including Japan and Korea.
It is called 'Poison fire coral fungus', which is a clear
picture taken by a local photographer. The fungus was present in the Cairns
area, which was immediately recognized by scientists at James Cook University.
Due to the fungus color of the fungus, people regarded it as
poisonous as a mushroom, and that is why many people in Japan and Korea have
died to it because of its red color. Similar mushrooms are consumed with tea in
both countries. Be aware that mushrooms are a type of fungus.
Professor James Barrett of James Cook University says that
this discovery has shown that it is present in Australia along with other
countries, and its significance is increasing.
It should be noted that this is the only mushroom in the
world that if touched can poison its body, after which the patient's condition
becomes uterine. On the other hand, the body becomes swollen with vomiting,
diarrhea and fever; and death can occur.
The reason for this is that the fungus poison first affects
the brain and shrinks it and then causes death by affecting several organs. But
timely treatment can save the life of the affected person.
Amazingly this fungus can be used in pharmaceuticals. Poison
fire has been photographed by coral fungus Ray Palmer, who has been
photographing fungi and mushrooms for many years. According to him, he was
surprised to see the fire crackle poison fungus and immediately took his
picture.
