What is an eating plant? An Introduction to Carnivorous Flora
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According to botanists, there are over 600 species of carnivorous plants that derive nutrients from consuming animals, primarily insects. An eating plant, more commonly known as a carnivorous plant, is a unique form of vegetation that has evolved to thrive in nutrient-deficient environments by supplementing its diet with organic matter from animal prey. This adaptation allows them to survive and flourish in habitats like bogs, swamps, and acidic soils where other plants struggle.
