.....And You Can Grow Them In Your Own GardenNature has a way of constantly wowing us with its colors and creations. A prime example of that is in the form of a rare orchid, with the scientific name Dracula, that looks like it has a monkey face in the middle of the flower.
 “These small- to medium-sized epiphytes have very unusual, somewhat other-worldly flowers, at least in the eyes of Carlyle Luer, who established the genus in 1978 and named it after the Latin word for dragon,” the American Orchid Society (AOS) describes.