What do corpse flowers look like?

Corpse flowers, or Rafflesia arnoldii, are known for their striking and unusual appearance. They feature a large, fleshy bloom that can reach up to three feet in diameter, with five petal-like lobes that are reddish-brown and often covered in white spots. The flower emits a strong odor resembling rotting flesh, which attracts pollinators like flies. Their unique look and smell make them one of the most distinctive flowers in the plant kingdom.