The world's 5 most peculiar meat-eating plants, completely refresh your three views ~ basically related to the smell of carrion corpses.
Flycatcher flycatcher is the most famous carnivorous plant because of its special structure. This plant can suck in any unsuspecting fly. The mechanisms that make this trap closed include the interaction between elasticity, osmotic pressure, and growth in the plant cytoplasm. As soon as it is touched, it closes quickly!
Arnolt Flower: The world's largest flower there is such a flower in the world, although it is very famous, but you will not plant it in the yard anyway, this flower is the Arnolt flower, the world's largest flower. This 3-foot-tall, 15-24-pound flower smells of carrion when it blooms. That's why people don't plant them in their yards. However, this unpleasant smell can attract carrion-loving insects to pollinate.
Giant seaweed: The corpse flower "corpse flower" is native to the Indonesian island of Sumatra. As its name suggests, when opened, the flower emits a smell that resembles a rotting corpse and is mixed with feces, which is extremely smelly. This smell is said to be crucial to the survival of the giant flower, as it attracts carnivorous insects to lay their eggs in the flowers and become the right-hand man for pollination of "corpse flowers" after the insects hatch.
Sometimes referred to as " Nepenthes tropicalis " , it is a carnivorous plant found throughout Asia. Once insects and other animals climb into this plant, they will fall into the trap of water and drown. It is reported that in India, there is a kind of forgetful grass called "NepenthesTanax" that can even eat rats.
The Cape Meadowsweet is commonly known as the Cape of Grassy Grass, which is a carnivorous plant that grows in South Africa. Cape of Good Hope is better than flycatcher because it is covered with sticky tentacles that trap insects that land on it. This rare plant is native to the Cape of Good Hope province in South Africa.
