Toxicity Level
Have you ever wondered how toxic you are? Take the test to see which mushroom you relate to the most.
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Intoxicated: Panther Cap
Is the cousin of the Fly Amanita which is known to be consumed for its psychoactive effects. The panther cap has a higher level of potency that can cause you to have hallucinations, synaesthesia, euphoria, dysphoria and retrograde amnesia. Toxic if consumed fresh and can lead to dehydration and even death if not treated right away.
Stinky: Stinking Amanita
Just like the name implies this mushroom stinks real bad as it matures. One of the most deadly toxic mushrooms with delayed symptoms. Just half a mushroom may just kill an adult human. A silent killer.
Deadly: Destroying Angel
An all white toxic mushroom is one of the most known deadly mushrooms. Damaging the liver and kidneys. By the time people seek medical help it can be too late.
Imposter: Deadly Webcap
Contains a deadly toxin when eaten destroys the kidney and liver. Mistaken for chanterelles when picked. Poisoning symptoms can be delayed by two to three days after flu-like symptoms and vomiting may occur.
Deadly Wrinkly: Brain Mushroom
Wrinkly brain-like mushrooms resembling true morels. It is poisonous when eaten raw and can affect the liver, central nervous system and kidneys. Death may occur after 5 to 7 days.
Small but Mighty: Deadly Conocybe
A little brown mushroom that's deadly poisonous, attacking the liver.
Deadly Sweet: Deadly Fiber Cap
Deadly poisonous that is said to taste sweet when eaten. As it ages the mushroom begins to stain a deep red color.
Deadly Mistake: Deadly Skull Cap
Deadly poisonous mushrooms found on dead wood. Ingesting can lead to the toxins accumulating in the liver and eventually causing liver failure and then death.
