Last Monday, Gemma heard about "Lois" on an NPR radio show. "Lois" is a rare
corpse flower that is just gigantic and is overdue to bloom. She is at the Cockrell Butterfly Center at the Houston Museum of Natural Science and has a
live feed on the web. We have been following it all week, but "Lois" stubbornly refuses to open. The corpse flower is so named
because, well, it smells like a rotting corpse. It is supposed to be one of the stinkiest plants in the world, so I'm glad computer technology has not progressed to web-smells just yet.
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