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Macro photography. A beetle larva is parasitized by Ophiocordyceps. Close-up. Fungal infection art style. Delicate hyphae wrap around the larva. Fruiting bodies burst from the larva's head. Soft, eerie lighting. 8k resolution, high contrast, detailed, insect photography, fungal advisor, Greg Rutkowski, eerie atmosphere,best quality.
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Close-up, macro shot (photo of beetle larvae parasitized by Ophiocordyceps)
The beetle larvae's muscles are controlled by hyphae.
The beetle larvae, unable to control itself, lean out of the ground and stick their heads out above the soil. Fruiting bodies grow from the top of their heads and die mysteriously at the base of the grass.
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The fungus #Ophiocordyceps is a type of parasitic "zombie" fungus that infects insects.
It spreads its hyphae through the host’s muscles and takes control of its movements.
To lose control of your own body like that...
Now th […]
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