00:24
The Asian Bleeding Heart, a unique plant with heart-shaped flowers native to regions across Siberia, northern China, Korea, and Japan.
01:30
The Ghost Plant, also known as the Indian pipe, a perennial plant that's almost completely white and parasitic, growing on fungi that grow on trees.
02:45
The White Baneberry, also known as "doll's eyes," a plant with white berries and purple pupils that is poisonous to humans.
03:53
The Night-Blooming Cereus, an extraordinary cactus with flowers that bloom only one night per year.
05:05
The Black Bat Flower, a species native to Southeast Asia with almost entirely black flowers that mimic the shape of a bat.
06:06
The Shy Plant or "Mimosa pudica," with leaflets that close up instantaneously in response to touch or other stimuli.
07:29
The Udambara flower, an extremely rare, super tiny and mysterious flower with Buddhist significance.
08:42
The Cobra Lily, a carnivorous plant that resembles a cobra and traps insects for food.
09:53
The Strelitzia, also known as the "bird of paradise" flower, is native to South Africa and resembles the appearance of a bird.
11:16
The Vegetable Sheep from New Zealand, plants that mimic the appearance of sheep through white fluffy plant clusters.
12:39
The Corkscrew Plant, a group of carnivorous plants that trap and digest microorganisms with their underground structures.
13:54
The Maypop Passion Flower, a fast-growing vine with an unusual flower that can be purple or blue with tendril-like structures.
15:03
Posidonia oceanica, an underwater seagrass forming vast underwater meadows that are important for marine ecosystems.
16:15
Lithops, also known as "living stones," are plants that camouflage themselves as rocks and have colorful flowers that emerge from between the leaves.
17:32
The Rafflesia, the largest single flower species known as the corpse lily due to its odor and parasitic nature on vines.
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