Do you know the story behind one of North America's most famous bonsai? Planted in 1953, Goshin is renowned as an example of master botanical skill—one with a heartwarming origin too. Learn more about Goshin and the master who planted it: https://on.natgeo.com/42atHVV | National Geographic

Zombie fungi are known for their ability to infect insects and turn them into spore-spreading vessels for Ophiocordyceps. But what if we could repurpose their unique characteristics? For example, some mycologists believe these parasitic fungi could help farmers kill pests like mealybugs and aphids, allowing crops to grow healthier. Discover more about the surprising uses of zombie fungi: https://on.natgeo.com/3FzCgAD | National Geographic