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    • This rare orchid lives and flowers entirely underground – here’s how it thrives

      This rare orchid lives and flowers entirely underground – here’s how it thrives

      A hidden orchid with no leaves, Rhizanthella survives via fungi, demonstrating extraordinary plant adaptations and the critical need to protect endangered species.

    • 6 rare Indian wildflowers that bloom with the rains — One blossoms just once every 12 years

      6 rare Indian wildflowers that bloom with the rains — One blossoms just once every 12 years

      Discover 6 stunning Indian wildflowers that bloom only with monsoon magic—one appears just once every 12 years!

    • Meet Rainbow Eucalyptus: The tree with a trunk more colourful than its flowers

      Meet Rainbow Eucalyptus: The tree with a trunk more colourful than its flowers

      Discover the breathtaking Rainbow Eucalyptus, a tree with a multicoloured trunk that looks hand-painted, and learn about its unique characteristics, care, and conservation.

    • The World's Oldest Tree Has Been Alive for Over 9,000 Years

      The World's Oldest Tree Has Been Alive for Over 9,000 Years

      Meet Old Tjikko, the world's oldest known living tree, standing tall for over 9,000 years in Sweden. Discover its remarkable story of survival and resilience.

    • Researchers discover new 'dancing girls' ginger species in Meghalaya’s double decker living root bridge

      Researchers discover new 'dancing girls' ginger species in Meghalaya’s double decker living root bridge

      These plants, named "dancing girls" for their unique flower shapes, were found by Vinita Gowda and Ritu Yadav from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal.

    • Uttarakhand officials discover a rare carnivorous plant, the first in Western Himalayas

      Uttarakhand officials discover a rare carnivorous plant, the first in Western Himalayas

      The plant species, Utricularia Furcellata, feeds on insects and even tadpoles.

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