Agaric Mushroom

Trivia

Individuals are occasionally surrounded by slimes, presumably originating from slime moulds.

These follow individuals around or remain ambient when distanced.

Vicinity may be a mutual defense system, both parties alerting each other to threats.

Most appear docile, although unable to speak or vocalise by far.

Individuals often become scarce when activity occurs or increases in the surroundings, whether by fleeing or hiding.

These are small in scale typically, but not as small as typical agarics.

May be mistaken from a normal mushroom in some cases, although relative difference in size causes distinction.

Capable of planning and decision making, displaying relative memory and intelligence.

Individuals may cover themselves in leaf litter to blend in with the environs.

This appears a frequent behaviour in order to avoid threats.

Although notably toxic and understood to be as such by other species, this is not an unequivocal defense.

Individuals are typically present around various forest ranges, but may leave to nearby fields on occasion.

Many do not appear fazed by rain but display confusion when storms occur.

Individuals behaviourally hide under available scenery when winter begins, whether natural or built by other individuals.

This individual been around for at least a few years, although duration is unknown as a factor.

May play with items on occasion, carrying objects off or moving those around when obtained.

Seems to recognise familiar individuals, persons included.

May avoid specific persons, or persons alike to those who have displayed hostility prior.