1.1M views · 15K reactions | WOW朗 A stunning timelapse video caught Cosmo the corpse flower blooming for the very first time at Colorado State University’s campus last month. | WFLA News Channel 8 | Facebook

A time-lapse video shows the blooming of a corpse flower in its greenhouse at the Grand Valley State University in Michigan. Corpse flowers have a very strong odor and many compare it to the stench of rotting flesh. | ABC7

4.1M views · 71K reactions | Time-lapse footage shows the exact moment a corpse flower, famed for its rancid stench, began its rare bloom at Grand Valley State University in Michigan. | NPR | Facebook

2.8K views · 134 reactions | CORPSE FLOWER IN BLOOM: Visitors flocked to see a rare "corpse flower" in bloom at the New York Botanical Garden this week. The Amorphophallus titanum gets its nickname from its distinct odor of rotting meat that it uses to attract pollinators that feed on dead animals, according to the New York Botanical Garden. The flower only blooms for 24 to 36 hours once every four or five years. | WCAX-TV | Facebook