Lanmaoa asiatica is a popular edible mushroom species sold in Yunnan that induces Lilliputian hallucinations when undercooked ...

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A popular wild mushroom sold in markets and restaurants in Yunnan, China, causes hallucinations of "little people" when undercooked. Hospital records show that "96 percent of patients affected by this ...

Tiny figures, 3 to 30 centimeters tall, dressed in bright colors, moving through your kitchen as if they own it. They walk along table edges, fall off surfaces, and swim through your soup bowl. Not ...

“Nonda” in Papua New Guinea, “Jian shou qing” in Yunnan (China), and “Sedesdem” in the Philippines all refer to the same mushroom: Lanmaoa asiatica, an edible bolete whose most famous effect isn’t ...

‘Tis the season for visions of sugarplums dancing in your head. But if you started seeing visions of teeny-tiny people dancing around, you probably wouldn’t think of the classic Christmas carol and ...

Back in January, I wrote about the psychedelic mushroom that makes people from all over the world hallucinate the same thing. Scientists call them Lilliputian hallucinations, a phenomenon in which ...