Yes. The bladderwort traps minute insects and crustaceans in their specialized urn-shaped bladders.
A bladderwort is any of a number of aquatic carnivorous plants of the genus Utricularia, which have open bladders which trap insects and crustaceans.
a bladderwort
It has sticky goo that when the insect sits there it traps it real quick.Bladderworts have tiny bladders on their underwater leaves. The bladders have trigger hairs on the out side edges. When a small animal like a water flea bumps against one of the trigger hairs the bladder inflates with water and sucks the critter inside where it is digested. The sticky goo that traps insects is not found in bladderworts but is found in sundews.For more information check out the wikipedia page on common bladderworts.
The bladderwort lives in water
Bladderworts have specialized traps called bladders that allow them to capture small aquatic organisms. They also have a reduced root system and rely on their traps for nutrient uptake. Additionally, they have a high growth rate to outcompete other plants in nutrient-poor environments.
in the water
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No they do not have bladders only humans do.
yes they have 2 urinary bladders
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They don't have bladders in them