Hmm very mammalian

You know, I was convinced that my chickens would eat any leftovers from the fridge that were about to go bad, but the one thing that they wouldn't touch was mushrooms. I didn't realize that the reason for that went all the way back to the extinction event that killed the dinosaurs.

Full PBS Eons video here: https://youtu.be/EPXbSx17030

Tripping Squirrels would make a great band name

Wait, dinosaurs were not cold-blooded lizards. Are we talking lizards, reptiles including extinct dinosaurs or reptiles including dinosaurs including birds?

Depends on the type of fungus, fungal infections from birds, bars, and the ground are quite serious infections, and often require toxic anti fungal to kill it. If you heard amphotericin B, it's used to treat lethal fungal infections, but it's a toxic agent. Candida can be quite serious in immunocompromised people, but is was originally often found in people with hiv. Mammals were quite smaller and they could survive on less food, plus their niche was mostly small or nocturnal insects around the time of the dinosaurs, and most insect and plant orders survived the extinction event.

Bats themselves are mysterious as they don't know when they evolved, or what animal they came from. Just like bed bugs which came from bats, but nobody knows where their origins came from

Suck it, stupid lizards.

At first glance it looks like the squirrel has got a joint and a bread xD

so lizards can't eat mushrooms?

Are any reptiles vegetarian? Other than turtles? Can they eat mushrooms?