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The titan arum (Amorphophallus titanum) flower rarely blooms, but when it does, the sight—and smell—can be utterly breathtaking. This plant’s giant bloom can grow up to 9 ft (2.7 m) tall and emits a powerful perfume that resembles the stench of rotting flesh. Why? To some insects, it’s a seductive scent, luring potential pollinators toward the female parts of the flower, where they can pick up pollen and carry it off to fertilize other flowers. This spectacular display is short lived, occurring for only about three days once every two or three years. You can spot a model of a corpse flower in the Museum’s exhibition Life at the Limits: Nature’s Superheroes! 

Me? Making MORE OCs? Surely not…

I did one of those #SixFanarts with other people’s OCs, and here’s the finished results! 😊 thanks to those who sent me their OCs!

Eva: ScorpionCarioca

Corinna: SweetKiriJ

Tauriel: Coszei

Kate: @samanan7

Ceres/Phoebe: @thestarlightfairy

Arcane × Ratchet & Clank

’I’ve spent my whole life searching desperately To find out that grace requires nothing of me’ 🧡🤍🖤