‘I have an understanding housemate’: the student who makes videos of fungus on faeces
A 27-year-old student in Edinburgh has gained attention for creating timelapse videos of fungi growing on animal feces, leading to the discovery of two new species. His work, which involves collecting and studying dung samples, has provided rare insights into the often-overlooked world of coprophilous fungi. The videos, shared online, have attracted millions of views and highlight the diversity of life found in unexpected places. His passion for fungi has turned him into a notable figure in natural history and amateur taxonomy.
A student in Edinburgh studies fungi growing on animal faeces, creating timelapse videos that show their development.
His work has led to the discovery of new fungal species and increased public interest in the hidden world of fungi.
His curiosity and creativity offer a unique, educational look into nature, inspiring others to explore science through everyday observations.
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