US EditionWhere to See Carnivorous Plants in the Wild in the US: Venus Flytraps & More
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Where to See Carnivorous Plants in the Wild in the US: Venus Flytraps & More
When you imagine a carnivorous plant, what comes to mind? Most people see the dainty but intimidating jaws of the Venus flytrap. This well-known plant comes in bright green shades and has a red mouth-like clamp, which it uses to attract flies before chomping down. In the realm of exotic plants, the Venus flytrap is one of the most recognizable in the world. That being said, the Venus flytrap isn’t nearly as foreign as we imagine. In fact, it’s n…
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