ICAR has given an Indian name to this exotic fruit as Kamalam! Arunachal Pradesh, on account of having tropical agroclimatic ...

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It sounds like something out of a Dungeons & Dragons campaign — a piece of fruit that can morph into its namesake creature, perhaps appearing like an egg that cracks open to reveal a roaring beast, ...

Not only does it look extraterrestrial, but it also has the name Pitaya, which is certainly strange. The thick, fleshy protrusions off the skin suggest that perhaps it can swim, or maybe even fly.

Although most fruit is very nutritious and has many health benefits, some types are higher in sugar and calories, which could pose risks in some people. Rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, and ...