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The corpse flower may keep you up at night - Daniel Nickrent

473K views · Feb 6, 2024 · Education

Comments · 365

  • @PLScypion · 2 years ago

    What I knew before watching this video: Rafflesia is a plant with interesting big flowers.<br>What I know after watching this video: Rafflesia is a freaking lovecraftian horror of plant world.

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  • @AnayaDVDE · 2 years ago

    As an Indonesian, I am sad that I still haven&apos;t seen one of these myself.

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  • @federicoolz · 2 years ago

    The Largest Flower in the world, glad i got a chance to see it in Bogor Botanical Garden, Indonesia

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  • @erindrawsabit804 · 2 years ago

    I always wondered what these were from seeing them in Animal Crossing.

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  • @ispywithmonlittleeyes · 2 years ago

    the fact that this flower was named after Sir Stamford Raffles, the leader of the expedition and the founder of the British colony of Singapore - is quite ironic and funny.

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  • @siennaesther6314 · 2 years ago

    I did a report on the flower in the 4th grade(well over 15 years ago) I had forgotten the name since then, but still thought about how it astonished me. Yesterday, I thought of it again and now I’m stumbling across this video. Thank you.

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  • @lindyloohoo · 2 years ago

    Had no idea it was a parasite. Great video

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  • @oliverfalco7060 · 2 years ago

    This is so disgustingly interesting...

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  • @LORDORION007 · 2 years ago

    Imagine gifting this flower to someone in a bouquet 💐😂.

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  • @catto6545 · 2 years ago

    What a great video! I would like to add that an Indonesian botanist became the first person to successfully cultivated Rafflesia Padma outside their natural habitat using grafting method. She successfully grow 6-7 flowers using the grafting method.

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  • @micow9951 · 2 years ago

    Usopp : hey that flower would make for a great weapon

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  • @mirrormandeluxe · 2 years ago

    This flower... This rafflesia... Is so...<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>ONLINE.

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