Historical and Current Introduction/Spread
: Dead Man's Fingers is believed to have originated in Japan. It can
now be found along the coasts of Britain, Australia, New Zealand, the Mediterranean and on both the East and
West Coasts of North America. It was first collected in the San Francisco Bay in 1977 and was first discovered on
the shores of Nova Scotia in 1989. Since then, it has spread 1,200 km along the shores of Nova Scotia, Prince
Edward Island, and New Brunswick. Samples of Dead Man's Fingers collected in 2002 along these shores showed
a high diversity of morphological characteristics. This could either indicate that Dead Man's Fingers was
introduced in this area at different times or that it is extremely adaptable to local environments. A form of this
species was first reported in Prince William Sound Alaska in 1998. It is possible that this form is a subspecies of
native Codium found in Alaska; molecular studies will be needed to determine their relationship to each other.
Only if there is something wrong with the crab and you eat the dead mans fingers part of it.
A dead mans head....
The plant known as "dead man's fingers" is a type of fungus called Xylaria polymorpha. It is characterized by its black, finger-like structures that resemble a hand sticking out of the ground. It is often found growing on decaying wood in forests.
Pirates of the Caribbean dead mans chest is M
uhmm... idk? and learn to spele its were not where and mans isn't mans its manes
Nothing at all.
Dead Fingers Talk was created in 1963.
Dead man's fingers refer to the finger-like extensions of certain species of marine organisms, particularly in the context of crabs. In some cases, it can describe the appearance of the decaying limbs of crabs, often seen in association with their molting process or post-mortem. The term may also be used metaphorically to describe other marine life that resembles the shape of fingers.
He has spider like skills ( agility, sticky fingers etc. )
Cultural differences.
Aces and eights
Dead!!