Fun Facts about the Venus flytrap!

   Did you know The Venus flytrap’s scientific (Latin) name is Diona

muscipula ("Dionaea Muscipula (Venus)" )?

 

 

  If you wanted to find a Venus flytrap, you could find one in the wet pine savannas, south of Northern Carolina, and north of Southern Carolina ("Dionaea Muscipula (Venus)").


  I bet you didn’t know that it takes the Venus flytrap 4-5 years to reach maturity (Knoblauch, "Venus Fly Trap").

  Who discovered the Venus flytrap? Governor Arthur Dobbs of North Carolina (Knoblauch, "This is").

 


  The Venus flytrap is one of the easiest plants to grow ("The Mysterious").


  The Venus flytrap can live underwater for months. ("The Mysterious").


  • When the hairs inside the “mouth” of the Venus flytrap are touched by an insect, an electrical charge moves through the plant, creating a change in cell’s water pressure, and causing the trap to snap shut (Jabr).

 

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