,^»/*%#@## ##@#%*/»^,
,,,,^^//%@ @%//^^,,,,
,^»/***%%@ @%%***/»^,
,^»///*### ###*///»^,
,^^^/**#@@ @@#**/^^^,
,,,,^/%### # »»»»»»»»»»»»»» # ###%/^,,,,
,,,,»»*%## / 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. @#%%/^^^,,
,^»/*%#@## ##@#%*/»^,
,^»/*%#@## ##@#%*/»^,
,^»/*%##@# #@##%*/»^,
,^»/*%#### ####%*/»^,
,,,,»/*%%# #%%*/»,,,,