Photographer: Tridel Edwin From St. Joseph
Company: 365
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what ever it is its photograthic genius the background colour and focus is perfect
What ever it is !!!! They are in love and we should be too (LOL)
its a venus fly trap. there are over 25 varieties of them. look it up
Whatever it is it looks cool
I see a young woman’s heart. A heart that has been hurt so many times in the past, it is now guarded heart with prickles for protection.
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Nice going! Good observation!
lol lol lol ok papa
Thats an internal view of a hairy hole.
Maybw yours. Sick!
Do we have these kinds of plant in Dominica?
but of course we do – all over roseau – lol
I am looking for that seed. could you tell me where to get them exactly ?
It aint a fly trap.lol. you’ll sound smart though. Great work Mandie
aww hearts:) lol
Let me get serious now! It is a seed pod. We do not have Venus Fly Traps in Dominica, but at first glance I suppose that it does look like one.
It is the pod of a spiney vine that grows along the dry west coast. One place is near St.Joseph and Mero. It bears two large smooth grey seeds. We used to rub them hard on a stone and put them fast on a ‘friend’ and it would burn them. Its sceintific name is Caesalpinia bonduc. In Kweole we call it: l’epini, or kash-kash.
Reason, I agree with you, that this is a seedpod of the kach-kach. The plant makes yellow flowers, and the even the stem also has prickles.It grows as a sort of vine.
Kach-kach seeds are commonly used in “botanical jewelry”, for producing earrings and chokers.
Hi I am looking for that seed which is really pretty. I love seeds ! could you tell me where to get them exactly ?
who is this person from st joe
its a nice pic 
and does look like a fly trap
well well that fly trap plant or insect eating plant looking like a “sousoon gloo”
it isnt a venus fly trap but it closely resembles it. It is some type of seed pod.
This Is A Dionea Muscipula Otherwords Known As A Venus Fly Trap. They Are Mostly Found Near Swampy Low Lying Grounds But Originated In North Carolina. This Is Just Another Species Of The Carnivorous Plant Eater(s)..BTW Im 14
Do we have these kind of plant in Dominica?
this is a lion butterfly
Well it is actually a seed pod.
But if it was attached to some person….a lady preferably…..I would have to say that it is something else !
this is cool
LOOKS LIKE A FLY TRAP