Venus flytrap = Man-eating plant? Venus flytraps are fascinating carnivorous plants. Their leaves have evolved to look like jawlike structures that trap prey. When most people encounter a Venus...

Venus flytraps do not automatically close during night time. However, they can activate their traps anytime. If a fly or other insect happens to enter their traps during the night-time (or day-time),...

It is usually straightforward to differentiate animals from plants and vice-versa. However, many people get confused with Venus flytraps or any other carnivorous plants. People are typically puzzled...

Growing Venus flytrap does not have to be hard. The basis of taking care of Venus flytraps starts with building a proper setup and a systematic care process. Your main goal is to mimic their original...

Venus flytraps are native to the United States east coast. They grow naturally in the states of North Carolina and South Carolina. However, people cultivate Venus flytraps all over the world. To be a...