Venus flytraps are naturally found in the United States. The plant grows in swamps, bogs, and other nitrogen-poor areas. There are natural populations in North Carolina, South Carolina, New Jersey,...

Yes, they can eat mosquitoes. The bite of mosquitoes is annoying, despite their size. These little bugs are a nuisance that can make enjoying time outdoors difficult in peak seasons. The bites of...

Venus flytraps reproduce like many other plants. A flower's stamens (the male flower parts attached to the tips of the filaments) are passed over by insects attracted to the flower, and pollen is...

In addition to eating insects and arachnids, the Venus flytrap also gets nutrients from the soil. Numerous insects and spiders, including ants, beetles, and grasshoppers, fall victim to the...

Sundews come in more than 90 species. Almost all of these plants are found in Australia and South Africa. However, some also grow in hot, humid climates in Georgia, Florida, and other places. Usually...

Yes, the pitcher plant is a carnivorous plant that eats insects. The pitcher plants use altered leaves, called pitfall traps, to trap insects. These traps are vase-shaped and filled with nectar that...