The Weirdest Parasite on Earth
961K views · Oct 15, 2022 · Science & Technology
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@countchocula1250 · 2 years ago
imagine deciding that photosynthesis isn't useful 💀
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@alexthetiger96 · 3 years ago
So this must be the flower that the Pokemon Vileplume is based on. It's always fascinating to see the real world connections.
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@dannyU2g · 3 years ago
Damn, props to the dudes who found it for not burning the whole forest down after lol
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@Darkflowerchyld718 · 3 years ago
There's a preserved Rafflesia on display at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan that never ceases to amaze me. I'm a small statured woman and this flower is more than half my size. I've always appreciated the fact that it's no longer smelly though I have always wondered how bad it truly smells.
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@williejackson6905 · 1 year ago
Imagine being somewhere humid & all of a sudden you start smelling rotten cheese mixed with sweat, garlic & decomposed meat
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@theNightScythe · 3 years ago
Well... Learning that they are Parasitic, makes Vileplume from Pokémon even more interesting
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@rirururu4697 · 3 years ago
I learned about these flowers in animal crossing. If you neglect your town long enough then these things start growing and making its own ecosystem.
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@sulaymanfaghirzadah8680 · 3 years ago
I learned about this flower on a school trip, you could press a button to smell it, and i had that smell stuck in my body and lungs for an entire hour. The smell and size were the only two/2 things i knew about this flower.
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@akii.bratva · 2 years ago
Whenever I learn about a parasitic insect I hate them with all my guts, but for some reason when the parasite is a plant, I'm just thinking "you go girl"
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@dahvyd5768 · 2 years ago
"1m, roughly the size of a 7 year old child" american using anything but the metric system to measure will always amaze me😂
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@James4theDoctor · 3 years ago
Thank you for this information about Vileplume!
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@khem6up · 2 years ago
Can’t fool me, That’s a vileplume.
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