Horrifying growth found in yard
8 years ago
We found some sort of growth on a tree stump in our yard. It popped up overnight and we have NO CLUE what it could be. It was clearly attached to the stump and had a white ”shell” but when we squished it it started oozing a brown goop. It was disgusting and we want to know what it is! We thought it was a fungus of some sort but we can’t find anything online that looks even close.
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