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What are some amazing drawings with a deep meaning?

Here are some of the drawings that can make you think about present or near future world’s situation. And I hope you can get/understand the hidden meaning in them.These are some drawings of my collection. And I named the folder as “Correct, but Controversial”.EDIT 1:Some more pictures, I’ve found on Internet for you.What we have done to our oceans?2. The pressure level of earth3. Drying the earth surfaces4. Polar bear trying to protect his home5. Ice berg/ the power of half knowledge6. When the future generation would read oceans in books7. When its too late to understand the importance of water8. Deep9.When losses can not be eliminated10. When development competes with nature11. Future vacations12. Soil destroyed13. On mediaImage Sources: GoogleCredits(to most of the images): Paweł Kuczyński

How do non green plants make food?

Many plants without green leaves are parasitic - they steal food from other plants or fungi using specialized roots called “haustoria”. Haustoria, like normal roots, absorb water and nutrients, but they grow into another plant (or sometimes fungus) and steal its nutrients instead of taking nutrients from the soil.Here’s a couple examples:The Ghost Plant, Monotropa uniflora, grows over mushroom mycellia and grows its haustoria into them to steal nutrition from the mushrooms. Since it doesn’t need chlorophyll, it can grow in very dark areas, like the floors of dense forests. Photo by Liz West.The stringy leafless orange plant in this photo by Kristian Peters is Devil’s Guts, Cuscuta campestris. It wraps around other plants and grows its haustoria right into their stems.Witchweed, Striga asiatica, is a white plant that lives mostly underground and steals food from grass roots. It doesn’t have to grow leaves above ground, since it doesn’t need the sun to make food. So it only grows above ground to make flowers and release seeds. In some areas, this plant is a major pest of grass crops like rice and sorghum. It’s hard for farmers to find and kill a plant that mostly lives underground. Photo from the United States Department of Agriculture.The Corpse Lily, Rafflesia arnoldii, is the largest flower in the world. It’s just a flower, since it doesn’t need leaves for food production. It is a parasite that grows on vines. The flower looks like rotting meat and smells like a corpse; it is pollinated by flies. Photo by ma_suska.I like that apparently people find plants without green really creepy, given what they get named: Corpse Lily, Witchweed, Devil’s Guts, Ghost Plant. I’ve seen Ghost Plant in person and agree it looks eerie.