Five poisonous mushrooms

Here are some very poisonous mushrooms that can be fatal if eaten:

Amanita phalloides: This mushroom is responsible for most of the deadly mushrooms around the world. It contains toxins that can cause severe liver damage and failure.

Angel toadstool (Amanita bisporigera): Similar to the toadstool, this mushroom contains potent toxins that may cause liver and kidney failure.

Galerina marginata: Found in North America and Europe, this mushroom contains the same toxins as the toadstool and can be fatal if eaten.

Black cat toadstool (Amanita pantherina): Black cat toadstool, another member of the Amanita genus, contains toxins that can cause serious illness or death.

Angel of Death (Amanita ocreata): Found in western North America, this mushroom contains deadly toxins similar to angel's toadstools and toadstools.

It's important to note that accurate mushroom identification is critical to safe harvesting, as many poisonous mushrooms resemble edible varieties. If you are not absolutely sure of the mushroom's identity, it is best to avoid eating it. Additionally, eating even a small amount of one of these poisonous mushrooms can be fatal, so if poisoning is suspected, prompt medical attention is required.