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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 #£@%%~~^^.
.^~†%@£#@# name.       .        .        .        . #@#£@%†~^.
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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 #@#£@%†~^.
.^~††%%%%£ time.       .        .        .        . £%%%%††~^.
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.^~†%£#@## 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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