4K views · 36 reactions | People lined up to get a sniff of the infamous corpse flower at the New York Botanical Garden, which bloomed just in time for Halloween. The rare and large corpse flower, Amorphophallus titanum, is known for its powerful, noxious stench, often likened to rotting meat, and its short, unpredictable bloom, lasting only 24 to 48 hours. : AP video shot by Ted Shaffrey | The Baltimore Sun | Facebook

50K views · 376 reactions | the tradition of honoring ancestors, drying, cleaning and changing the clothes of the corpse #tradisitoraja #manenek #torajaculture | Toraya Mala'bi' | Facebook

14K views · 45 reactions | Ever wonder what a corpse flower actually smells like? Guests at the New York Botanical Garden gave their best answer... and it's not good. | Yahoo News | Facebook

“A Beautiful Corpse is about the fears we collect like souvenirs as adulthood turns into middle age,” the band explains. “Illness, the safety of our kids, the chaos of the world — it all piles up until you start wondering if you’re fading away or still fighting. This track doesn’t surrender. If we’re going down, we might as well go down looking good — a beautiful corpse.” Recorded and produced by Märvel at Solskensfabriken, mixed by Robert Pehrsson, mastered by Magnus Lindberg, artwork by Mats E

Behind the scene of our Corpse Bride Shoot 🫶🏻 | Hajie Alejandro