This scale model of the Midnight Nibblet fungus attached to
a 1974 Volvo 245DL is based on photographs sent to the Nomadic Fungi Institute.
Although no cases have yet been officially verified or
acknowledged by the U.S. government, rumors of giant fungi growing from
automobiles began to circulate in the 1950s.
The original Midnight Nibblet photographs were estimated to have
been taken around 1981, but they remained stashed away in a shoebox until May of 2012
when they came to light during the family estate sale.
The Nomadic Fungi Institute recognizes that today's economy
is built upon a vast transportation network and that the existence of a
parasitic fungus feeding upon automobiles imposes a serious threat to all
humanity.
The Nomadic Fungi Institute is dedicated to the research and
documentation of the phenomenon known as Nomadic Fungi. It is the goal of the
Nomadic Fungi Institute to make all documents, interviews and photographs that
pertain to this very serious threat available to the public at large.
For more information please visit
www.WorldOfNomadicFungi.com
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