David Attenborough Encounters a Symbiotic Fungi! | Nature Bites
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Published 2022-02-07
In contrast with the saprotrophic fungi, parasitic fungi attack living organisms, penetrate their outer defenses, invade them, and obtain nourishment from living cytoplasm, thereby causing disease and sometimes death of the host. Most pathogenic (disease-causing) fungi are parasites of plants.
From Kingdom of Plants Season 1 Episode 3, "Solving the Secrets": this series, narrated and presented by Sir David Attenborough, documents the world of plants, from the strangest to the most beautiful. Plus, a look at how plants change their biology to adapt to the changing seasons, and ensure their survival.
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All Comments (21)
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You can never get over how relaxing it is to listen to David Attenborough’s voice all these years later. What a legend, especially knowing most of us heard his narrations when we were way younger. David the GOAT 👌🏾
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David is a great presenter, not just because he’s knowledgeable, but also because he’s such a fun-gi.
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Bro I get a jump scare literally every time the "Nature Bites" thing pops at the end.
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Fungus is almost as impressive a Sir Attenborough himself. I love learning from such an iconic narrator. And to think he is still working at 95 (approaching 96!). Thanks for all the entertaining and educational media, you have, and continue to produce Sir David Attenborough. 🤟
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Absolutely the best narrator for anything and everything nature. His humbleness and vocabulary go hand in hand. I only wish that he was immortal and had many more years left to continue educating people of the barbaric things that are happening to our planet! He can pull you in and keep your attention for long lengths of time on any subject. I could sit and watch his shows forever. You can learn a lot from folks like David Attenborough.
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Since no one else mentioned it. 2:25 That's a stinkhorn
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Sir David is such an amazing man. I feel so lucky to have been able to live during the same time as him. Growing up with his educational material has been a huge privilege.
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I love sir David Attenborough! Meeting him,or even going on a nature walk with him,has always been somewhere at the top of my bucket list!😎
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Endless generations of people will be able to understand the Natural World that much better with Video and David Attenborough commenting.
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May Attenborough live on for a very long time. This man is a gem for human civilization - one full of myth, superstition and pseudoscience. People like him are needed..
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What will the world be without Mr. Attenborough
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I'm on a Sir David Awesomeborough youtube kick and I can't stop!
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I think all of your videos need to be retitled when Sir David Attenborough is in them. He is a "Sir" after all and should be announced correctly. Especially with all the marvelous this he has done for us all. I thank you Sir David Attenborough.
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May David be forever immortal!
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I heared, that David Attenborough has an excellent humor - he seems to be a pretty fungi.
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Wonderful info! Thank you! Love David A.
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I like any video with David Attenborough in it.
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amazing, we want more documentals like this
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I love the loud jumpscares at the end of each of these calming videos
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It has been years for me he is the greatest 👍😃
