The exact mechanism for this phenomena is still widly unknown. What we do know is that the "mouth" on the plant has little "sensor hairs" that somehow sends a signal that initiates the closing of the trap. The actual closing of the trap is probably a result of a change in turgor pressure within the trap, itself. In other words, the water in the plant is redistributed to fill the trap.
Muscles.
no shut up !
To sleep.
if the tongue wasnt working properly the the tongue will shut down/not move or you wont taste some parts of the tastebuds
A venus fly trap is adapted to its environment by living in very hot conditions and it lives on flies and other small insects! It has very quick reactions which is how it catches its food so quickly!it has large waxy leaves, to trap water and produce a poison so that it can open up to vibrant colours and attract flies and insects to get nutrients
first of all it has musclessecond...it has musclesn third....it has....muscles XD -_-
Jaws Wired Shut was created on 2002-01-27.
jaws is a shark and sharks will not shut up until they have eaten or annoyed everyone on the planet.
60mph
The Venus Flytrap hunts by luring insects into the jaws of its trap. Inside the trap are glands that secrete nectar. This tricks the insect into thinking it has found a flower. The trap has small sensor hairs that are triggered by the moving insect. The sensor hairs triggering causes the trap to shut and trap the insect.
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they have hairs inside its 'mouth' which when touched trigger the snapping shut of the 'jaws'. for this snapping action to take place 2 of the hairs must be touched within a 30 second interval, this means that falling objects and breezes do not trigger the snapping action without a fly in its 'jaws' and thus saving energy.
Muscles.
the adductor muscle.
Yes they shut up very quickly, the fly does not stand a chance.
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When a bug lands inside of a venus flytrap, the plant senses it and snaps shut. Then the bug starts getting eaten.