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Venus Flytrap
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Description
The Venus Flytrap is a carnivorous plant that catches and digests insects and spiders. Native to subtropical wetlands, this plant is famous for its 'snap trap' mechanism, which shuts its lobes when prey touches sensitive hairs. The flytrap absorbs nutrients from its prey, supplementing the poor soils in which it grows. The bright green trap and red interior lure insects, and it can close in less than a second. Flytraps also rely on insects to help pollinate their flowers.
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Venus Flytrap
Scientific Name:
Dionaea muscipula
Practical Uses
Soil Type
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Fun
Venus Flytrap
Facts
- It eats bugs!
- It snaps shut in less than a second.
- The 'trap' part of the plant can only snap about 7 times before it stops working.
- Venus flytraps lure insects with nectar.
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The Venus Flytrap is a carnivorous plant that catches and digests insects and spiders. Native to subtropical wetlands, this plant is famous for its 'snap trap' mechanism, which shuts its lobes when prey touches sensitive hairs. The flytrap absorbs nutrients from its prey, supplementing the poor soils in which it grows. The bright green trap and red interior lure insects, and it can close in less than a second. Flytraps also rely on insects to help pollinate their flowers.
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