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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. #@¶£§^=«:,
,,:«=^§£¶@                                          @¶£§^=«:,,
,:«=^§£¶@#                 # «««« #                 #@¶£§^=«:,
,,:«=^§£¶@                                          @¶£§^=«:,,
,:«=^§£¶@# 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.       #@¶£§^=«:,
,,:«=^§£¶@                                          @¶£§^=«:,,
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