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,,,,,,^†%¤ † blood clover † ¤%†^,,,,,,
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,,,,=†%&&@ 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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,^=†%&¤@@@ 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 @@@¤&%†=^,
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,^=†%&&¤¤¤ you can sometimes spot bleeding or ¤¤¤&&%†=^,
,,,,,=%%&@ scars along the legs of bigger animals @&%%=,,,,,
,,,,,^†%&@ who's lingered in the moss for some @&%†^,,,,,
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,^=†%&¤@## the sap has been used for tattoos. it ##@¤&%†=^,
,^=†%&¤¤¤@ is reportedly faint but pleasant to the @¤¤¤&%†=^,
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,^=†%&&&¤@ consumed in small quantities. @¤&&&%†=^,
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