Death caps can often resemble edible ... of the mushroom or a photo if you suspect a poisoning. “If you do seek medical attention after coming into contact with a wild mushroom, take photos ...

roughly 75 people in North America are poisoned each year by mushrooms, often from eating a poisonous species that resembles an edible one. Safety Tips for Wild Mushroom: Never pick and eat wild ...

Wild mushrooms attract attention for many reasons, including a new or unexpected location, their interesting colors and shapes, or sometimes because they look similar to edible varieties.

The mother-of-two is on the stand at her murder trial, accused of killing her three in-laws with poisonous death cap ...

Mail Australia's live coverage of accused mushroom chef Erin Patterson's murder trial at Latrobe Valley Magistrates' Court in ...

Hunters waited at the Ryerson’s Woods trailhead in Iowa City on a beautiful late April Saturday morning. Older men with walking sticks wore blaze orange caps. University students in shorts […] ...

The Bangin’ Shrimp and Grits masterfully fuses French technique with Southern tradition—crêpe-battered shrimp glazed in apricot bourbon hot honey nestled atop smoked gouda stone-ground grits and ...

Wild mushrooms - fresh and delicious, right? Maybe, but also quite possibly lethal. Before you consider foraging mushrooms, ...

Mike Dechter became interested in Arizona’s wild mushrooms on his way to fight a wildfire when he served as a Forest Service firefighter. “I was dispatched to a snag fire and came across a ...

Erin Patterson is giving evidence for a second day in her triple-murder trial. She's accused of murdering three relatives by serving them a meal that contained death cap mushrooms. Look back at how ...

She first really noticed mushrooms growing in the Korumburra Botanic Gardens and later began identifying and testing wild mushrooms ... months learning to identify edible species such as field ...