Fruits and vegetables that look like animals are nothing unusual; ones that closely resemble human figures are what you'd call rare

Orchids really are plants that very easily produce bizarre flowers; looking like animals is already an extremely easy and common thing, and many orchid varieties have grown into even more difficult shapes, such as looking like a human figure. Here are these human-like orchids; come and feast your eyes.

1. Anguloa

The flower is half-open, with the outer layers of petals like a little cotton quilt wrapping a baby, and inside sleeps a baby, whose eyes and mouth are especially lifelike. The flower color is generally light yellow and light pink; the flowering period is summer, and it goes dormant in winter, when it needs slightly reduced watering. It needs soil with good drainage and is best kept in a semi-shady spot.

2. Italian Orchid (Orchis italica)

The flower color is pink or purple, also known as the Naked Man Orchid. The reason for this name is that this orchid is just too cleverly shaped: the flower looks very much like a streaking man. Why do we say it is a naked man? Because, ahem, you can even see the little JJ (blush). There are also petals covering the head on top, as if wearing a hat (is it to hide the face? hahahaha).

3. East African Impatiens

The flower is white, shaped like a little person dancing gracefully. It can bloom almost all year round. It likes sunny and moist environments, tolerates heat but not cold, and the soil needs to be moist with good drainage. If you want to delay the flowering period, you can pinch off the growing tips. It is prone to red hawk moth disease; if found, catch them promptly and spray insecticide.

4. Angel Orchid

The flower is white, looking like a fairy wearing a white hat, with the two petals behind like spread wings, and the most lifelike part is the angel's own highly raised "chest." The flowering period is from March to October, and it likes a warm and sunny environment. Take care to guard against mealybugs; the branches and leaves must not be too dense, and ventilation and air permeability must be maintained.

5. Ballerina Orchid

This flower has a very graceful posture, like a ballerina dancing. Whether it is the hands dancing upward or the skirt gently lifted at the bottom, both are very vivid and true to life. The flower color is made up of bright red, purple and white. The most stunning thing is that the dancer's chest even looks as if a bow is tied on it. It is best kept in a semi-shady spot with diffused light.