Huernia zebrina, or Lifesaver plant, looks like a chocolate donut. It is toxic to animals and people if eaten.pic.twitter.com/CaG0avhhp8
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This is how the Simpsons should end, Homer eating a poisonous donut
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The irony of a toxic plant being known as a Lifesaver plant.
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Yeah, makes you wonder how it got that name.
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I would assume because it is the same shape as a lifesaver used for boating, yachting etc.
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Ah, that's a great explanation, I didn't know they were called lifesavers, the boating things, I mean.
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I see myself looking at it, wondering if I could possibly eat it with coffee.
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You can, but only once.
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its almost like both, nature and the person who named it, want people to die
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Nuts to that. I’m eating that death donut
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Sorry. I heard the part about donuts... didn't catch the last bi...oh. ...oh.pic.twitter.com/GHAnurpDkO
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It looks all kinda inappropriate.
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Yeah, my mind went through all sorts of dark and unspeakable places.
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I wonder if some madman has ever... And what would have happened?!
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I just seen
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Demogorgon donuts 
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Weird how there are candies and donuts out in the wild. Evolution is has a real sense of humour.......
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