Carnivorous plants feed on insects and use a variety of sneaky and sometimes gruesome ways to lure, trap and devour their ...

Looking to introduce more unique plants into your collection? The Venus fly trap is a great option, although you might want to learn how to care for it before you take the leap. Venus fly traps ...

One of only two plants worldwide that actively ... People like Audrey Sigmon (shown here at Fly-Trap Farm in North Carolina) have long cultivated Venus flytraps, which have delighted nature ...

Its back end is very different to the wasps we know today though, looking more like carnivorous plant Venus Fly Trap than a classic stinger. It's thought the flaps would be help the wasps grab ...

However, the hind wings aren’t its only striking features. S. charybdis appears to have evolved a unique, three-flapped abdominal setup similar to the leaves of a Venus flytrap. The paddle-like lower ...

Scientists at Scripps Research investigated how Venus fly trap plants shut in response to touch. They used a cutting-edge technique called cryo-EM to reveal the structure of the plant’s ...

The wasp’s flaps and teeth-like hairs resemble the structure of the carnivorous Venus flytrap plant, which snaps shut to digest unsuspecting insects. But the design of the wasp's getup made scientists ...

But, Vanessa isn't a big lady dressed to the nines — she's a 10-foot tall crafted Venus fly trap prop, created specially for the Cosmic Bash, the yearly fundraiser that brings in money for the ...