Flies are attracted to their scent and colour. When the fly touches 2 of the trigger hairs in one of its 'mouths', the trap will close shut. The fly is then digested using special enzymes over a period of around 10 days.
It catches flies by using almost like motion sensors in its trappers so that when a fly touches that part of it it closes up
They're called carnivorious plants and most of them use trapping techniques.
For example:
Pitfall traps- pitcher like, has folded leaf that contains digestive enzymes or bacteria.
Flypaper trap-has sticky mucilage (gluey substance).
Snap trap-rapid leaf movement (Venus fly trap).
The plant has sensors on its mouth and will close the mouth when the fly gets on the mouth, the fly being attracted to a sweet smelling chemical in the mouth
The Venus Flytrap gets its energy by trapping the flies and using their energy to catch more flies and survive.
a venus flytrap has hairs on its mouth to catch the predators
Yes, Venus Flytraps are good at catching and eating insects.
The Venus Flytrap has what are called 'traps' or 'mouths' on stems in which are used to catch and digest prey.
The size of flies
They catch bugs .There fun.
No, they have to catch flies in their traps to retrieve much needed minerals and nutrients that their boggy habitat does not have to offer.
Catch flies for it but remember to never feed it fatty foods. If you need help check out the related link below.
Venus flytrap or meat flies.
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one that eats flies
It depends on the type, container size etc of the Venus Flytrap. The biggest I have seen was as big as a 13 year old's fist.