No. Photos taken from the surface reveal a barren, apparently lifeless surface. Before much was known about Venus its surface was covered in forests, oceans and swamps, was a popular idea. As appart from its proximity to the Sun and thick cloud-layer there was little to distinguish it from Earth (at least as far as 19th century astronomers could see)
no. it's too hot and covered in lava. there's no life there.
No. Venus is too hot to sustain life. Earth is the only planet known to have life.
There is no Jungle smart one.
You can find a Venus fly trap in Vermont in Walmart or in Home Depot. These plants are not found in Vermont forests and are most common in the marshes of the Carolinas.
The planet Venus has a highly toxic atmosphere and cannot support life, so it has no plants.
because they have no water on Venus it is just heat
Yes. All plants are eukaryotic. Thus venus flytraps are eukaryotic.
only some plants like the venus fly trap do.
You can find a Venus fly trap in Vermont in Walmart or in Home Depot. These plants are not found in Vermont forests and are most common in the marshes of the Carolinas.
yes!
The Venus flytrap is native of swamp areas, not rain forests; it distribution is specific to North and South Carolina in the United States. (see related link). Other carnivorous/ insectivorous plants (Pitcher plants, sundews etc.) are found in other areas of the world including rain forests.
Plants.
No. Venus is far too hot.
Venus has three layers
The planet Venus has a highly toxic atmosphere and cannot support life, so it has no plants.
Venus fly trap
The Venus flytrap is found natively only in North and South Carolina in the United States.The carnivorous adaptations of the Venus flytrap allow it to thrive in environments poor in nitrogen and phosphorus, such as bogs and wet savannahs, and survives in wet sandy and peaty soils.The Venus flytrap requires a mild winter where it has a dormant period.There are hundreds of other species of carnivorous plants, some of which can be found in rain forests.
Venus. It has very dense clouds covering its surface.
No they are plants
No. Venus Flytraps are plants and don't have any bones.