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,,^~*^%@##            # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #            ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@###            *  blood clover  *            ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@##            # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #            ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@###                                          ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## the   moss   commonly  known  as  "blood ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### clover" is a  carnivorous  plant  native ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## to northern  eurasia. despite  its name, ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### it's    actually   a   kind   of   moss. ###@%^*~^,
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,^~*^%@###                 # ~~~~ #                 ###@%^*~^,
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,^~*^%@### blood  clover  is in  its dormant  state ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@##  indistinguishable from regular clover.  ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### when  disturbed,  it  produces  a  thick ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## sticky  sap that  will  ensnare  animals ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### that are too weak to  move  away (frogs, ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## mice,  insects)  and  slowly melt  them. ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### the  plant   then   feeds  off   of  the ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@##  nutrients released. during feeding the  ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### leaves  will  take  on  a  reddish tint, ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## from which  the  plant  get  its  common ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### name.        ,        ,       ,        , ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@##                                          ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### you  can  sometimes  spot  bleeding   or ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## scars  along the  legs of bigger animals ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### who's  lingered  in  the  moss  for some ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## time.        ,        ,        ,       , ##@%^*~^,,
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,^~*^%@###                                          ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## the sap has been  used for  tattoos.  it ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@### is reportedly faint but  pleasant to the ###@%^*~^,
,,^~*^%@## taste,  and  can   of  course  only   be ##@%^*~^,,
,^~*^%@###      consumed in small quantities.       ###@%^*~^,
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