....^«=*%&                                          &%*=«^....
...^«=*%&¶                                          ¶&%*=«^...
..^«=*%&¶#                                          #¶&%*=«^..
.^«=*%&¶##                                          ##¶&%*=«^.
..^«=*%&¶#                                          #¶&%*=«^..
...^«=*%&¶            # «««««««««««««« #            ¶&%*=«^...
....^«=*%&            =  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. #¶&%*=«^..
...^«=*%&¶                                          ¶&%*=«^...
....^«=*%&                 # «««« #                 &%*=«^....
.....^«=*%                                          %*=«^.....
....^«=*%& 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.        .        .       .        . %*=«^.....
....^«=*%&                                          &%*=«^....
...^«=*%&¶                 # «««« #                 ¶&%*=«^...
..^«=*%&¶#                                          #¶&%*=«^..
.^«=*%&¶## 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.      &%*=«^....
.....^«=*%                                          %*=«^.....
....^«=*%&                                          &%*=«^....
...^«=*%&¶                                          ¶&%*=«^...
..^«=*%&¶#                                          #¶&%*=«^..
.^«=*%&¶##                                          ##¶&%*=«^.