{"name":"Watercress Wand","created_by":"Mia Forrest","external_url":"http://www.mia-forrest.com","description":"Watercress Wand, extinct. c. 1971\n\nThe Watercress Wand was a rare species of flowering plant in the family Tropaeolaceae, originating in the Andes from Bolivia north to Colombia.\n\nIt's flowering head acted as a \"wand\" to hypnotize predators; first, the spongy head would perspirate an alluring scent, captivating nearby predators. The persperiation would turn to a sticky poisoness substance within seconds, capturing predators that came in direct contact. Finally, the spongy head would envelope it's threat, and consume it, if possible. \n\n--  \n  \nCreated in collaboration with AI\n\n--","attributes":[{"trait_type":"Artist","value":"Mia Forrest"}],"image_details":{"bytes":2295199,"format":"JPEG","sha256":"c4e3b66d4cf26a6148b778f9a6188096411075fbbcfcf3341c80546df83ec55c","width":1664,"height":2432},"image":"https://arweave.net/o9LuC-5jkkdq_jgfhYDdCcr84WgMO31ZYx5slbxiurM","image_url":"https://arweave.net/o9LuC-5jkkdq_jgfhYDdCcr84WgMO31ZYx5slbxiurM"}