Field guide No. 344
Chanterelle gills become waterfalls
The forest floor has plumbing.
On a mossy bank in a damp forest, golden chanterelle mushrooms pour water out of their gills in thin falls, running off into a stream. They are mostly gills now.
Field noteGills drop spores, quietly. Pouring water in falls is a spring’s job.
Also possible, also breaking physics
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