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What is the mechanism by which a rodent-eating plant captures and consumes its prey?
Updated: 3/14/2025
A rodent-eating plant captures and consumes its prey by using specialized traps or structures that lure, trap, and digest the rodents. These traps can be triggered by the movement of the prey or by touch, causing the plant to close around the rodent and release digestive enzymes to break it down for nutrients.
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