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Skunk Cabbage

Skunk cabbage likes to live in wetlands. They smell so bad because flies eat them. Flies love stinky stuff. Skunk cabbage is light green and dark green.

Posted on May 21, 2010Author abbbreen6Categories AprilTags skunk cabbage

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