Sneaky Venus Flytraps Use Prey For Nutrients And Energy
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The fact that the Dionaea muscipula, or Venus flytrap, feeds on unsuspecting insects by luring them into its jaw-like leaves with sweet-smelling nectar has been known for centuries. However, scientists thought the prey only provided the plant with essential nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous, that are severely lacking in their native habitats – the subtropical wetlands of North and South Carolina. They had assumed that like other vegetation, the carnivorous plants obtained their energy through photosynthesis – using light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugar and oxygen. It turns out they were wrong.
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ryah5년 이상Very Cool
karamjonfarhat5년 이상cool
cygapike-1602151840896년 이하They have claws that are actully called claw teeth and it also looks like a needle isn´t that cool.
dgh45766년 이하they must have some strong jaws!!!- Questionablez7년 이하I have a question. How do they swallow their food?
- mua5년 이하They don't swallow their food, they decompose it in their mouth and digest it in their mouth
- IDK7년 이하this is so cool, now I want one
- big shunges7년 이하I have to do this for a current event homework
- mysterious dude7년 이상I wonder how it feels to be a fly getting crushed in a venus fly trap.
- ...7년 이상If I had a venus fly trap, I would want it to eat mosquitos.
chasidy267년 이상i dont have one but some day