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What is the best place to research info about the Venus Flytrap?
Looking through the books at your local library, searching the Internet, or clicking on the link below, are all good ways of researching information about the Venus Flytrap.
Where did the Venus Flytrap's name come from?
Take a look a the related link below.
What website is there a diagram on a Venus Flytrap?
Please see the related link below.
How is the Venus Flytrap harvested?
Take a look at this website (see link below). It has extensive knowledge on Venus Flytraps.
Do flies know about the Venus Flytrap?
Venus Flytraps use a sweet sap to attract flies. Flies wanting food are tricked by this and are captured. Read the related link for more information on Venus Flytraps.
Where can you get food for the Venus Flytrap?
Catch flies for it but remember to never feed it fatty foods. If you need help check out the related link below.
What is a good link to see images of Queen Elizabeth II?
There are loads of images available on Google Images. Click on the Related Link.
What is a good link to see images of an avocado tree?
For a variety of images of avocado trees, click on the Related Link.
What is a good link to see images of the fruit known as mangosteen?
Many images of the mangosteen are available via the Related link.
What is the size of the Venus Flytrap?
It depends. Most don't grow very large at all. Usually only 5 inches in diameter. And that is only the ENTIRE plant. To find out more about them, click on the related link below for a website that shows how to care for Venus Flytraps.
What is a good link to see images of Paul Marcarelli?
Google Images is a good source, see related links.
Are Venus fly traps found in the amazon rain forest?
The Venus flytrap is native of swamp areas, not rain forests; it distribution is specific to North and South Carolina in the United States. (see related link). Other carnivorous/ insectivorous plants (Pitcher plants, sundews etc.) are found in other areas of the world including rain forests.
