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Folklore

What gets passed on without anyone deciding to.

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Auricularia auricula-judae

It is not a food, not a remedy, not a keystone—just an ear-shaped truth, fixed to elder, named after Judas, and finally sorted by DNA.
9:11

Fairy ring

A fairy ring is fungal geometry—not magic, but enzyme-driven hunger made visible.
9:54

Amanita muscaria

A bright red mushroom with white warts that kills flies, alters minds, and spreads across hemispheres—but never on its own terms.

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Geodes

A geode is a hollow, roughly spherical rock in sedimentary or volcanic rock holding mineral matter, which may include crystals, deposited from groundwater or hydrothermal fluids.
9:26

Japanese Alps

The Japanese Alps are three mountain ranges that bisect Honshu, Japan's main island, and hold the country's only active glaciers.
9:28

Halo

A halo is an optical phenomenon in which sunlight or moonlight, bent and reflected by ice crystals in the air, makes rings, arcs and spots in the sky.
8:35

Metamorphosis

Metamorphosis is the biological process in which an animal's body changes abruptly in structure as part of its development, as when a larva becomes an adult.