Hiker is stunned to find alien-looking fungus on Dartmoor - and she soon learns why it is called 'the stinkhorn' ⊖
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Known as Octopus Stinkhorn and the Devil's fingers fungus, it is native to New Zealand and Australia and made its way over to Europe in 1914.