Carnivorous Plants
Carnivorous Plants
Carnivorous plants and how they feed.
Snap traps, pitchers, sticky leaves: carnivorous plants catch insects to feed themselves. The exhibition reveals their astonishing strategies.
Panel by panel:
- What do carnivorous plants look like?
- Why are they carnivorous?
- The Venus flytrap and its snap trap
- Sundews and butterworts, sticky traps of the peat bogs
- Pitcher plants: Sarracenia, Nepenthes and others
- Bladderworts and aquatic carnivorous plants
- False carnivores and growing carnivorous plants
Audience: all ages, ideal for children. Ideal for: a plant fair, a children's event, a life and earth sciences project.
10 panels - Available for sale and hire.
Preview of the panels
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