These Rare Orchids Look Exactly Like Monkeys' Faces And Are A Must Have In Your Garden

There are around 30,000 species of orchids in total, so it totally makes sense that there's one that looks exactly like the face of a monkeyand Dracula.

The flower species was christened by Carlyle A.Lueren, a botanist, in 1978. He referred to their petals that look like simians and have a surprising, citrusy scent that will put you in mind of fresh oranges.This orchid can flower at any time of the year and sometimes they bloom one after the other.There are 118 different species of the flower, all of which are found in Mexico, Central America, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru with about half of them found in Ecuador.