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Honey fungus, a type of parasitic fungus in the genus Armillaria, is consumed by various organisms. Some insects, such as certain beetles and larvae, feed on it, while mammals like deer and rodents may nibble on the mycelium or fruiting bodies. Additionally, some birds might eat the fruiting bodies of honey fungus. However, it is worth noting that honey fungus can be toxic to humans and is generally not considered edible.

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