Edinburgh student Alfred Drummond-Herdman identifies new fungi species using timelapse photography
Trainee lawyer Alfred Drummond-Herdman has turned his Edinburgh bedroom into a laboratory for studying coprophilous fungi, using timelapse photography to document the life cycles of mushrooms growing on animal dung. His work has gained millions of views online and led to the formal identification of two new species, offering a rare look at the complex ecosystems thriving in overlooked natural environments.
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