,,,,,,:~†^                                          ^†~:,,,,,,
,,,,,:~†^$                                          $^†~:,,,,,
,,,,:~†^$#                                          #$^†~:,,,,
,,,:~†^$#@                                          @#$^†~:,,,
,,:~†^$#@#                                          #@#$^†~:,,
,:~†^$#@##            # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #            ##@#$^†~:,
,,:~†^$#@#            †  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.       #$^†~:,,,,
,,,:~†^$#@                                          @#$^†~:,,,
,,:~†^$#@#                                          #@#$^†~:,,
,:~†^$#@##                                          ##@#$^†~:,
,,:~†^$#@#                                          #@#$^†~:,,
,,,:~†^$#@                                          @#$^†~:,,,