The World's Largest, Smelliest Flower?! | Maddie Moate

Maddie and Greg explore Khao Sok National Park in Thailand, searching for the rare Rafflesia flower. They discuss its unique characteristics, including its large size, short blooming period, and strong odor, which attracts flies for pollination. After a challenging search, they successfully find a blooming Rafflesia and observe its features. The video concludes with a look at younger buds and a reflection on the adventure.

What is the main objective of Maddie and Greg's adventure in Khao Sok National Park?

• To explore a hidden cave

• To discover the rafflesia flower

• To climb the highest mountain

• To find a rare animal species

Why is the rafflesia flower considered extremely rare?

• It is found only in deserts

• It requires a special type of soil

• It grows on a specific type of vine

• It blooms only at night

What was the initial success rate predicted by the guide for finding the rafflesia flower?

• 50%

• 99-100%

• 30%

• 70%

What is the most distinct feature of the rafflesia flower according to the video?

• Its enormous size

• Its unique smell

• Its bright colors

• Its ability to glow in the dark

What does the rafflesia flower smell like?

• Mint leaves

• Sweet honey

• Rotting flesh

• Fresh roses

Why does the rafflesia flower emit a foul odor?

• To conserve water

• To attract flies for pollination

• To repel predators

• To blend with its surroundings

How long does it take for a rafflesia bud to develop before blooming?

• Nine months

• Three months

• Twelve months

• Six months