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Skunk cabbage brightens the gray landscape of spring with color and hope

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While toxic to humans, bears naturally seek out the plant for sustenance and for its benefits as a natural laxative.

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Skunk cabbage brightens the gray landscape of spring with color and hope

While toxic to humans, bears naturally seek out the plant for sustenance and for its benefits as a natural laxative.

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