The bird's-nest orchid is a unique type of orchid that gets its name from its tangled roots that look like a bird's nest.
Instead of using photosynthesis like most plants, they rely on a special relationship with fungi in the soil to get their food.
These orchids are found in woodlands and are known for their pale colors, often appearing in shades of white, yellow, or cream.
Unfortunately, they are very sensitive to their environment, making them difficult to cultivate, and they are best left undisturbed in their natural habitat.
