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Bioluminescent mushrooms . Continuous for several days the rain finally stopped Quite forward to can introduce a kind of mushrooms to you This mushroom will only appear at summer night after the several days rain Of all the wild and wonderful things to find in the wilderness, bioluminescent mushrooms are one of by far the most charming . It's said the fairy play the sparkles sticks in the forest when they left they lose & forget the sparkles sticks in the forest then the sparkles sticks become this mushroom . Bioluminescence in mushrooms is often assumed to play roles in spore dispersal and increased survival. Even though scientists can explain the phenomenon in many cases, encountering the brilliantly-lit bioluminescent mushrooms in real life is still a peculiar experience, The next time you step out in the woods at night, leave your flashlight home–if you look closely enough, you may find yourself face-to-face with one of these fascinating bioluminescent mu...
Taiwanosemia hoppoensis Taiwanese endemic species Breeding season May to August Eyes are red (in Taiwan only Taiwanosemia hoppoensis 's eyes are red) Male cicada is about 31 to 34 mm (1.2 to 1.3 inches) and female cicada is about 20 to 23 mm (0.79 to 0.91 inch) Male preferences in the evening close to the dark start chirping, and chirping time is short, this feature may also be the only one in the world . In 1907 by the Japanese scholar Dr Matsumura found Dr Matsumura also set up a new genus for it " Taiwanosemia " it is meaning Taiwan's cicadas It's also the only one cicadas named Taiwan in the world With several Japanese researchers after returning to Japan After 1945, due to the lack of basic researchers and with the rapid development of the western plains Had a history of up to 65 years without any recode about Taiwanosemia hoppoensis Japanese cicada research scholars once thought that the Taiwanosemia hoppoensis were extinct in Taiwan Unti...