Amanita muscaria mushroom

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Arguably the most iconic species of toadstool, the fly agaric stands out as a large mushroom with white gills and spots, typically sporting a vibrant red cap. This highly recognizable fungus has become an integral part of popular culture worldwide. Despite being classified as poisonous, reports of human fatalities resulting from its consumption are extremely rare. Once parboiled twice in water, allowing its toxic compounds to weaken and break down, it is safely consumed in various regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. The psychoactive properties of the Amanita muscaria mushroom have been identified as ibotenic acid and muscimol, which are its main active constituents. Historically, this intoxicating fungus has played a significant role in the spiritual practices of indigenous Siberian peoples and by the Sámi. In these cultures, it holds a revered place due to its entheogenic properties. Package Contents: Diffuse Maps AO Maps FBX Mesh with 5 LOD Stages (LOD0 is quads) Scaled FBX Mesh to Real World Values