It draws insects into its slippery, deep pit filled with digestive enzymes; once inside, the prey is unable to escape the pitcher's slippery walls and is gradually broken down by the enzymes.
Covered in sticky, dew-like droplets, the Sundew traps insects on its tentacles and slowly consumes them.
The aquatic carnivorous plant bladderwort uses its bladders, which resemble vacuums, to draw in, capture, and digest small water creatures.
It's an aquatic carnivorous plant that feeds on small aquatic organisms, including tadpoles, crustaceans, and insects.
This iconic carnivorous plant snaps shut when an insect touches its sensitive trigger hairs, trapping and digesting the prey.