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In The Last of Us, Dr Neuman predicts a fungal pandemic could be triggered by global warming. Would it be easy for Cordyceps to cross the species barrier and infect humans? Are we talking about a single gene mutation like he claims?

Mycologist wants to keep the 'fun' in fungi.

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HBO’s Last of Us TV show makes some changes from the game, the biggest being spores. Here’s how the mushroom network works to connect a mass amount of clickers.

Brain infecting cordyceps sprout as fingerlike tendrils. Those types of growths and many others appear on many of the infected in "The Last of Us."

The life cycle of Ophiocordyceps is like something from a sci-fi movie: “You think, where the hell did that come from?”