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Venus flytraps are endangered because people collect too many of them.
There is only one species of Venus Flytraps. However, there are many different hybrids.
idk lol A few plants of the deciduous forest include; venus flytrap, many different types of trees, and lots of flowers and moss!
There is one stamen directly in the middle of a flower on the Venus Flytrap. This plant is carnivorous.
A Venus Flytrap has6 hairs but if an insect touches two of the hairs within 20 sec. the Venus flytrap will close, slowly but quick enough to catch its prey.
2 to 3 times.
Not to people. Many people raise Venus Flytraps as house plants, and feed them raw hamburger if there are no flies.
Venus Flytraps are well known for their prickly traps that eat insects that crawl onto their tiny enclosed hairs. Also, the habitat of the Venus Flytrap is very boggy, and it is rare to find any type of species but the Venus Flytrap living there. Many people adore the plant, both because of its colours, and its monster looks. The Venus Flytrap has always been known for its differing biology compared to other plants, and the fact that it eats and digests insects in less than 10 days.
Humans use the Venus Flytrap to look at as an object and keep flies out of a room.The Venus flytrap is a perennial plant that traps and eats insects. It is native to the low-lying wetlands of the southeastern United States. After being harvested, the whole fresh plant is pressed to remove the liquid extract, which is used as an herbal remedy. It is also used in mixtures like Carnivora, a patented formula that includes many ingredients in addition to Venus flytrap extract. Venus flytrap extract is sold in capsule and liquid form to be taken by mouth and as an injectable liquid. -Daniela
According to my worldwide studies a Venus Flytrap is a plant. Many studies have said that it is an animal, however in my current research I have come to the conclusion that they are plant species.
Poland Spring Water could kill a Venus Flytrap. Bottle water had too many minerals for the plant. Only distilled, deionized, reverse osmosis, or rain water should be used.
Well, studies show that many plants have been carnivorous, but, only one is that: The Venus FlyTrap