Thousands of people are lining up for the opportunity to smell a flower that reeks of rotten flesh.

The Rafflesia arnoldii, which is most commonly also referred to as the corpse flower, is the world's largest single bloom,. It emits a notorious smell to lure flies for pollination. This holoparasitic ...

Adelaide’s Titan Arum, nicknamed Smellanie, prepares to fill the air with its notorious rotting-flesh smell as thousands set ...

Thousands of curious visitors are getting a whiff of rotting flesh-like aroma as a rare flower blooms for just the second ...

The giant, foul-smelling plant christened ‘Smellanie’ finally has officially burst into bloom and is expected to draw in ...

A rare corpse flower is set to bloom, bringing with it a smell that is comparable with rotting flesh. Following a 20-year ...

Cheese, fermented cabbage, roadkill – these are how some people have described the smell emitting from a corpse flower that ...

Thousands of people are lining up for the opportunity to smell a flower that reeks of rotten flesh.

Smellanie isn’t the only corpse flower in bloom in Australia, with three already out at Cairns Botanic Gardens and another — known as Hannibal — about to join them. Other corpse flowers held in ...

Adelaide’s corpse flower has come to life but you better act quick if you want to get a whiff of the giant, foul-smelling ...

One year on from Putricia’s bloom, Adelaide is officially on corpse flower watch. One of the world’s rarest (and stinkiest) ...

The plant uses this scent to mimic a rotting corpse, attracting pollinators that feed on flesh and lay eggs, such as carrion beetles and flies.