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0:32Now PlayingThings got a little rough around the hedges for this British woman.
Tina Sabine, 28, claims she accidentally touched a plant believed to be the UK’s most dangerous — a giant hogweed — while taking her dogs for a walk in 2021, causing her face to swell so much that she looked like a Teletubby.
Giant hogweed is a flowering plant in the same family as carrots, Country Living reports. It was introduced in the UK in the 1980s and can grow to become “enormous,” especially in the summer.
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