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The Venus flytrap primarily thrives in the temperate wetlands of the southeastern United States, particularly in North and South Carolina, rather than in tropical rainforests. It is commonly found in bogs and savannas, which are characterized by poor, acidic soils. Therefore, it does not inhabit any specific layer of a rainforest, as it is not a native species to rainforest ecosystems.

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