The large flower’s proper name is Rafflesia tuan-mudae, although most people call it a “corpse flower,” and rightly so – because it smells like rotten meat when it’s in full bloom. According to ...
Rafflesia arnoldii is believed to smell like a decaying corpse or rotting flesh, a scent that helps attract insects to pollinate it. However, because of its rarity and unique location in dense forests ...
What a stink! The third and final corpse flower has started to open, Monday, 8/28/17. The smelly bloom stands at almost 100 inches or over 8 feet tall, a record for the U.S. Botanic Garden. The U.S.
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