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Yes, pitcher plants do have predators. While they primarily attract and trap insects, some animals, such as certain species of ants, Spiders, and even larger mammals, can invade their traps or feed on the plant itself. Additionally, some insects, like the pitcher plant midge, may live within the plant without harming it, while others may consume the plant’s nectar or tissues. Overall, although pitcher plants are adapted to capture prey, they are not immune to predation.

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