Ghost orchid proposed for protection as endangered species

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    The elusive ghost orchid, which rarely reveals its slender white petals, lives on trees in remote forests and swamps. Only 1,500 or so remain in South Florida, a decrease of up to 50%, states a petition from three environmental groups to the petition to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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