Raspberry Slime mold no 12

This photo features a close-up of a vibrant Raspberry Slime mold (scientific name: Tubifera ferruginosa). The image showcases its bright orange to reddish-pink, fruit-like structures resembling tiny raspberries. These structures are cylindrical and gelatinous, tightly packed, and semi-translucent, with a moist appearance.

The mould is surrounded by green moss or vegetation, creating a contrast between the vivid orange mold and the natural green background. Small black specks, likely soil particles or debris, are scattered across the slime mold , emphasizing its environment on the forest floor. The photo captures the intricate texture and detail of this unique organism, highlighting its role in the decomposition process and forest biodiversity.