Venus flytraps can survive of flies for their whole lives. hence the name.
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I don't think that there are Venus Flytraps in the Everglades.
About a month.
Yes they will, as long as they are not too old.
Around 4 hours a day.
Venus flytraps are plants, and plants do not hibernate. Since these plants live in hot, humid areas they often are active all year long, but if the weather gets too cool for them they may go dormant and stop growing or trapping insects until warm weather returns.
Fruit flies can survive in a freezer for up to 24 hours.
The Venus Flytrap digests flies by using acids similar to stomach juices from the human body to break down the fly over a long period of time (around 10 days). After the fly has been digested, the trap opens up again.
Venus Flytraps can live up to 7-8 years if taken care of indoors. If leaves get brown clip off and it will grow a new one. Do not throw the plant away if that happens. Because some people think that they are dying but the are not. If outdoors Venus Flytraps can live up to 10-11 years. If it is a baby than feed it small insects like gnats. Do not feed it large insects if it is a baby, but if grown then you may feed it bigger insects like flies. You don't always have to feed it however. It will catch small bugs that you are not aware of independently. Do not put them in direct sunlight or they will die, so put them in good but not direct light.
Without any form of protection about 30 seconds of pure agony.
No, they don't. They cannot survive long underwater. If they are put under water for too long they will die.
Answer 1:It smells like fish and a plant combined.Answer 2:Venus Flytraps smell like any other plant to us but to other insects such as flies, they have a strong smell of dung which is what attracts them.
Venus Flytraps have simple white flowers that are pollinated by insects that are not attracted to its carnivorous traps. (Ironic, right?) If you own a Venus Flytrap, and you don't want seeds, cut the flowers, because they waste the energy and resources of the plant.