Stinky 'skunk' plant cleared from river
The plant is said to smell like "rotting meat" and is is native to swamps and other wetlands in the Pacific Northwest.
Key Takeaways
- Stinky 'skunk' plant cleared from river.
- The plant is said to smell like "rotting meat" and is is native to swamps and other wetlands in the Pacific Northwest.
- The plant is said to smell like "rotting meat" and is is native to swamps and other wetlands in the Pacific Northwest.
The plant is said to smell like "rotting meat" and is is native to swamps and other wetlands in the Pacific Northwest.
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Published originally on BBC Science & Environment
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