Pollinators are attracting by myriad kinds of plants and flowers for thousands of years. Their amazing adaptations have resulted in countless of dissimilar and rare sizes, shapes, colors, patterns, and smells.
Some even accidentally look like non-floral subjects, including a diverse range of animals, objects, and human figures. Thus, in a similar way, nature has found shapes in clouds or faces in architecture, and a series of flora photographs prove that the natural world is a gallery of never-ending attraction.
Moreover, nature lovers can find everything from happy aliens to monkey faces to plump red lips and white doves. In fact, the botanical gifts that surround and mimic the world around us. So, indeed this world is extremely beautiful with full of botanical gifts. Human beings should take care of their nature in order to save the attractions for future generations.
When viewed from the side, this special species of Basalm called Impatients Psittacina looks like a flying parrot.
Amazing World of Flowers – This type of orchid (Anguloa Uniflora) resembles a tiny swaddled baby.
This species of impatiens (Impatiens Bequaertii) grows to only about half an inch in size, and are thought to look like dancing girls.This orchid (Dracula Simia) is epiphytic and forms the face of a monkey. It blooms at any season and emits a citrus scent.This is no ordinary tiger lily. Look closely and you’ll see a tiger’s face in the center of this orchid.
The flower Aristolochia Salvadorensis looks awfully similar to Darth Vader’s mask!The Ophrys Bombyliflora is named after the Greek word bombylios, meaning bumblebee.Stapelia flavopurpurea flower
This ballerina orchid does pirouettes in the wind.The Calceolaria Uniflora is a mountain plant found in Tierro del Fuego, but could possibly be some distant alien cousin of ET.Prosthechea cochieata is sometimes referred to as an upside-down orchid, which makes it look like a green squid or some sort of floral version of Kang and Kodos.Hallelujah! Habenaria Grandifloriformis is an orchid with the voice (and visage) of an angel.Flying Duck orchids (Caleana Major) are found in eastern and southern Australia.
