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BBC Science Focus

December 2025

It's easy to see how this organism got its name. When carnival candy slime mould (Arcyria major) releases its spores, it does a convincing impression of the fluffy treat you see people eating off wooden sticks at amusement parks, funfairs and festivals.

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