Fantasy plants in an imaginary world
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The Araqito's Flower Lily has bumpy red on the outside petals and the inside petals are green like the normal plants that we typically see. Under the red pedals is fur that is sticky enough to peel the skin off your fingers, it is used to trap insects for the flower to feed off and create a sticky substance that is similar to honey. A certain insect called the Araqito uses the flower as its nest, therefore naming its Araqito's flower lily. The Araqito feeds of the other insects that got trapped in the sticky fur and looks like a mosquito with 8 legs and is blue.
Spring Vines:
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Spring Vines jump about to a few kilo meters maximum and are typically found in villages, cities, anywhere that has human or unknown creature population. They are known to be very mischievous, stealing things or raiding shops and ending up jumping away just like the famous "Spring Heeled Jack". Some say they might be working for Jack.
Are they really plants?
Spring Heeled Jack:
Spring-heeled Jack is an entity in of the Victorian Era. The first claimed sighting of Spring-heeled Jack was in 1837.
