They’re bioluminescent, which means they produce their own mesmerizing light with luciferin, the same compound other plants and animals use. They might seem tempting with their oyster mushroom looks, but these glowing beauties are poisonous. They’re not great for cultivating, so the best way to see them is to take a walk down Ghost Mushroom Lane in Southern Australia. The seasonal natural treasure is open from May to June and should be on every shroomer’s bucket list.