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The fly gets slowly digested over a period of around 10 days. Its juices are used as nutrients for the Flytrap to consume. The left over parts of the fly are kept inside the trap until it is washed out by the rain once the trap has reopened.

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The flies/bugs are digested using special enzymes in the Venus Flytrap.

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Is the Venus Flytrap a plant or an animal?

The Venus Flytrap are plants due to how their cells are made up. The Venus Flytrap contains plant cells and does not go through respiration like an animal does.


Why doesn't a Venus Flytrap need to go through photosynthesis?

Even though it gets energy and nutrients from bugs, it still uses photosynthesis like any other plant.


What is one advantage that quick movement gives to a Venus Flytrap?

to quickly eat insects before they go away.


Is a Venus Flytrap a herbivore?

Venus Flytraps are not herbivores because if they were they would go around and eat other plants. Venus Flytraps are actually carnivores as they will only eat flies, bees, crickets, spiders etc.


Why does a Venus flytrap need a stem?

Because when it digests nutrients from the insect it kills the nutrients go down the stem into its roots so that the Flytrap can survive ------------------------------------------------ Without its stem it would die and digesting food would be impossible to do


Why do flies go to the Venus Flytrap?

The Venus Fly Trap was named after Venus, the goddess of love. It seems the namer had a cynical view of romance and felt that temptation and entrapment were part of the goddess's skills.


How does a Venus fly trap trap bugs?

it does not swallow the bug it just takes the bugs liquids ang lets the body go after 12 hours


How long can a Venus Flytrap go without food?

Because of it's poor, boggy environment, the Flytrap totally relies on insects and flies to gain important nutrients to survive. It would most probably last less than a month without food.


Where does the sweet smell of the Venus Flytrap come from?

Venus Flytraps are native to a 60 mile radius around Wilmington, North Carolina, which includes part of the states of North or South Carolina. If you are wondering about Venus Flytraps, this is a rather good website to go to (see related link below).


What are some facts about Venus fly traps?

The thing that makes the Venus Flytrap special is because it can eat bugs. Here are a few tips for looking after one... They need at least 8 hours of sunlight. Never give them tap water. Give them rainwater or boil the water. And never give them meat. They don't need bugs they just need sun and water. If you want to feed them then go to a local pet store and buy some bugs which lizards eat.


Where does the food go after the Venus fly trap eats it?

The fly dies because of the acids the venus fly trap has,then after a while the venus fly trap opens and the fly falls out if you put a stone or a peice of paper in to the fly trap,after 12 hours it opens and the paper or thing that went in will fall out


Where is the Venus Flytrap found?

The Venus Flytrap has been successfully transplanted and grown in many different countries and on the majority of the continents around the world. It is; however, native to a small area of the United States, a 60 mile radius around Wilmington, North Carolina in the states of North and South Carolina.