John Waters / Timelapse of flies feeding on the tip of a Common stinkhorn fungus (Phallus impudicus), Mendips, Somerset, UK, July.

Alex Hyde / Cockroach feeding on Bridal Veil Stinkhorn (Phallus indusiatus), growing on rainforest floor. The fungal fruiting body gives off a pungent odour that attracts a wide range of invertebrates, which help...

Alex Hyde / Moth feeding on Bridal Veil Stinkhorn (Phallus indusiatus), growing on rainforest floor. The fungal fruiting body gives off a pungent odour that attracts a wide range of invertebrates, which help disp...

Adrian Davies / Earthstar fungus (Geastrum triplex) discharging spores following impact from water drop. England, UK, December.

John Waters / Wide angle shot of flies feeding on the tip of a Common stinkhorn fungus (Phallus impudicus), Mendips, Somerset, UK, July.

John Waters / Flies feeding on the tip of a Common stinkhorn fungus (Phallus impudicus), Mendips, Somerset, UK, July.

Chris Mattison / Dog Stinkhorn fungus (Mutinus caninus) with flies feeding on spores. Gait Barrows, Lancashire, UK. October.

Andy Sands / Magpie inkcap fungus (Coprinopsis picacea) the gills of the magpie inkcap deliquesce or decompose and become liquid. This process which aids spore dispersal particularly in wet weather, Bedfordshire,...

Paul Harcourt Davies / Basket Stinkhorn (Clathrus ruber) a fungus which resembles and smells like rotten flesh attracting flies as spore dispersers, near Castel Giorgio, Orvieto, Umbria, Italy, September

Chien Lee / Gill Mushroom (Filoboletus sp) group with bioluminescence which serves to attract nocturnal insects that aid in spore dispersal, Bako National Park, Malaysia

Chien Lee / Gill Mushroom (Filoboletus sp) group with bioluminescence which serves to attract nocturnal insects that aid in spore dispersal, Bako National Park, Malaysia

Chris O'Reilly / Shaggy inkcap fungi showing liquefaction for spore dispersal {Coprinus comatus} UK Derbyshire