Clearly, if websites were people, The Armageddon Blog would be good pals with Lifehacker. Or at least, follow Lifehacker around all the time talking about how great of friends they are while Lifehacker tries to ignore the creepy guy following him around. Yet again, there’s another article on Lifehacker that is relevant to the interests of this website. If I’ve drilled one fact over any other on the site, it’s that food is probably the most important thing to your survival. You’ll be able to scavenge food from houses and stores sometimes, but more frequently as time goes on, you’ll need to rely on nature for sustenance. Mushrooms are one of the more prevalent foods you’ll find in a forest, but they can be potentially dangerous (more so than any other plant you’ll come across). So how do you know which ones are safe? Alan Henry let’s us know a few guidelines for determining this:
If you spend any time outdoors, you’ve probably seen mushrooms growing under trees or in your yard, but if you’re out camping or just enjoy foraging, here are some ways to tell if the mushroom you’re looking at is edible.
[How Do I Tell If a Mushroom Is Safe to Eat?] via Lifehacker