No. Venus is too hot to support any sort of life. Earth is the only planet known to have life on it.
Plants.
the venus flytrap
Venus Fly Trap
Yes there is...like the Venus Flytrap
No signs of life of any sort have been found on Venus, or any other place outside of the Earth.
Herbivores. Another answer may be ruminant.
Yes, it it but as with all exotic plants and animals it is illegal to release them to the wild.
Yes. All plants are eukaryotic. Thus venus flytraps are eukaryotic.
Basically, plants get their energy from sunlight; animals get their energy by eating other living beings (plants, or other animals).
There's a very low chance because there's hardly any oxygen on venus and it's atmosphere is pousnous. The ground is so hot that when it rains there(which it does)it evaporates before it hits the groundtheres also volcanoes and stuff which I doubt plants could survive and the ground is to hot for them to survive.
Plants go through a process called Photosynthesis which makes sugars for the plant. (food for them) And animals eat meat or plants and digest it to get energy. However, some plants that grow in the Southern United States actually eat Instects. Such as the venus fly trap.
The Yeti Crab and the Venus Fly Trap.