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The carnivorous plant Nepenthe
(8) | 08/07/2015 | Translate: Everyone knows the famous carnivorous plant Venus Flytrap. Quick jaws of capturing prey with great speed. Unlike the Venus Flytrap, the Nepenthe lacks speed, but it is much more efficient. Has a pitcher-shaped leaves, where traps prey. But what makes this particular plant so interesting, is the voracious appetite.
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