On June 6, 2025, a giant 1970s monstera plant was successfully rehomed at an indoor zoo in Leeds. The plant, known for its impressive size, had been a longstanding feature at the Old Medical School at Leeds General Infirmary. The relocation was necessitated by redevelopment plans for the Grade II-listed building where the monstera had been residing. The plant, affectionately named Audrey, had grown to a height of approximately 3 meters (10 feet) over the decades. The indoor zoo in Leeds now serves as the new home for this botanical giant, providing a suitable environment for its continued growth and care. The monstera plant had been a notable presence in the stairwell of the Old Medical School, adding a touch of greenery and historical charm to the building. Its relocation marks the end of an era for the medical school but ensures the plant's preservation and continued growth in a new, equally fitting location. The indoor zoo in Leeds is now home to this iconic plant, which will continue to be a point of interest for visitors and plant enthusiasts alike.