Dracula simia, also called the monkey orchid, is a rare flower that astonishingly resembles a monkey’s face. This orchid thrives in the cloud forests of Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru, at high altitudes.

A tourist in South America couldn't believe his eyes after stumbling across a flower resembling a monkey. Brian Shandra, 34, was travelling in Ecuador where he visited Ecuagenera - a farm which ...

They are usually secretively hidden nearly 2,000 metres above eye-level in the cloud forests of south-eastern Ecuadorian and Peruvian. But an enthusiastic flower collector has snapped some stunning ...

The orchid known as Dracula simia, often called the monkey face orchid, has flowers that strikingly resemble the face of a monkey ...

This orchid species is native to the cloud forests of Ecuador and Peru, where it grows at high altitudes of 1,000 to 2,000 meters. Its name comes from the Latin words “dracula”, meaning “little dragon ...

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It's not really a mystery how this rare purple flower, called the Monkey Orchid, got its name. We thought you should have a chance to check out the striking resemblance for yourself (via Incredible ...