The Green Goblins: Carnivorous Plants Bite Back
Pull on your wading boots because we’re taking you on a haunted swamp tour… of meat-eating plants! Our journey begins in a bog in North Carolina, where a fly lands on what looks like a tiny pair of green jaws. Suddenly, they snap shut. A venus flytrap has just caught its dinner. But why would a plant eat meat in the first place?
Our resident bug expert, Dr. Sammy Ramsey, reveals the answer as he introduces us to the world's strangest carnivorous plants. From pitcher plants with slippery waterslides of doom, to sundews covered in sticky lollipop traps, to underwater bladderworts that suck up…
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