This Is How Venus Fly Traps Outsmart Their Prey
Description
Venus fly traps are one of nature’s most interesting plants as they’re one of the few that’s carnivorous, meaning they actually eat living creatures. However, despite being plants, the mechanisms or their electrically activated jaws were never quite understood. That is until now.
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