Inspired after reading a Live Science article about the-most-solitary-organism-in-the-world (no outside links allowed), and masturbating to this audio clip: https://www.literotica.com/s/fucking-in-the-moonlight today.
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I gingerly approach the massive tree along the winding jungle path, my enthusiastic guide only short paces behind me. I pause a few metres away, my mouth agape, eyes wide in amazement.
There is was: Encephalartos Woodii, alone, massive, imposing. Elephant-like monstrosity, phallic, thrusting its hard wood toward the heavens. All three elements of its Latin name, prominently on display.
Its thick junk, I mean, trunk- almost a metre wide, sending out tendrils of long, exploratory supple branches in all directions. Seeking, searching...
The solitary history of this lone creature is incredible, and saddening. Discovered in 1895, the male tree has spent over a century seeking a mate, but hasn't managed to locate a single female.
In retrospect, approaching a creature several times my size that hadn't mated in over a century was perhaps not the most cautious act I'd ever undertaken, but in my defense, I was incredibly curious. As was the man who had shown me the way here, now unable to pass by me on the narrow path. I draw closer.
As I advance, I detect an arousing musk in the air. Is that from the tree? Or the male post-doc directly behind me? (Who probably also hadn't mated in a proportional period of time, come to think of it). I panic a little as my body, predictably, irreversibly and embarrassingly... responds.
I feel my breasts' sensitivity increase, my nipples stimulated and the rush of blood to my crotch. My whole body becomes more sensitive as I feel a breeze drift up my thigh and stroke my ass through my light cotton shorts. I feel like I'm being watched.
"How do we have so many specimens from this single plant?" I distractedly turn to ask the young man immediately behind me, jumping a little at how close he is. "It sends out shoots" he murmured quietly, "which spread and grow, now 500 throughout the world." "Incredible." I breathed, trying in vain to get my thoughts back on track. 500 males, all carrying on their father's singular purpose: seeking a female to mate with, in every corner of the world.