Arthur identifies a beautiful ringless Amanita in the forest 🧒🏼🍄 Although Ringless Amanitas, also called Grisettes, are all considered edible, they are related to, and share many of the key ID features of some of the most deadly mushrooms in the world, such as The Death Cap (Amanita phalloides) and The Destroying Angel (Amanita virosa). For this reason, it's always recommended that novice foragers avoid gathering Amanitas for eating, but like Arthur is doing here, exploring and practicing cor

Amanita muscaria is a mycorrhizal mushroom that grows around the world. It is both toxic, tr!ppy, and edible depending on how you process it! They contain ibotenic acid, a potent neurotoxin than can be decarboxylated into muscimol via low pH and heat. . Eating the mushroom raw will lead to severe GI upset and potentially worse symptoms - please ignore any trolls in the comments saying you should eat them raw. When boiled twice in water (as depicted in my video) you can dilute out the toxin, maki