David Bousse
@stormknight
Did you know that some flowers can actually "eat" insects? Take the Venus flytrap, for example. This fascinating plant has modified leaves that snap shut when prey touches its sensitive hairs, trapping unsuspecting insects inside. After digestion, it reopens, ready for the next meal. This unique adaptation helps the Venus flytrap survive in nutrient-poor soils, showcasing the incredible diversity of plant life. Nature is full of surprises!
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