A common creeping plant (Galium aparine) with tiny hooks on its leaves and stems that cling to clothes and fur; also called cleavers or catchweed.
Compound of 'goose' and 'grass,' named because geese enjoy eating it, and it's a grass-like plant with adhesive qualities.
Goosegrass has millions of tiny hooked hairs that make it stick to anything passing by—this is nature's brilliant design for seed dispersal, and those same hooks are why it's nearly impossible to remove from your socks after a hike!
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