Carnivorous Plants

Carnivorous plants are fascinating species that have evolved to trap and digest insects and other small organisms as a way to supplement the nutrients they get from their environment. These plants typically grow in nutrient-poor soils, like bogs and wetlands, where nitrogen and other essential minerals are scarce. Carnivorous plants capture prey using specialized traps, and they extract nutrients from the prey to help them thrive in such environments.
Carnivorous plants are unique, not only for their ability to digest prey but also for their ecological adaptations to survive in nutrient-poor environments.