This fellow is justifiably excited to see his hungry venus flytrap procure a well-deserved meal.
Man very excited about his pet venus fly trap catching prey
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This scientist fed his own flesh to a Venus Flytrap
Barry Rice is an astronomy professor at Sierra Collage in Rocklin, California. He's also a passionate botanist with a penchant for carnivorous plants and maintains a fascinating FAQ on the… READ THE REST
As an experiment, this man let a Venus flytrap digest his finger for an entire day
As an experiment, this man decided to let a venus flytrap digest his finger for an entire day. First, he shows us how a venus fly trap reacts when it… READ THE REST
Watch unsuspecting creatures fall prey to a Venus flytrap in this gorgeous, time-lapse video
This stunning close-up, time-lapse video, set to "Emotional Piano" music by Mokka, tells the tragic story of a snail and a couple of insects who dare to frolic in the… READ THE REST
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