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Do Carnivorous Plants Eat Their Prey?
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Venus flytraps Purple flowers of the common butterwort (Pinguicula vulgaris) with sticky yellow-green leaves, growing among rocks and moss near Nome, Alaska.
Do Carnivorous Plants Actually Eat Their Prey?
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Do Carnivorous Plants Eat Their Prey?: References & Edit History

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  • Melissa Petruzzello
    Melissa Petruzzello (she/her) is Assistant Managing Editor and covers plants, algae, fungi, insects, spiders, renewable energy and environmental engineering. She also handles certain topics in Christianity, notably Protestant history and churches. 

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Changed title to β€œDo Carnivorous Plants Eat Their Prey?” Article revised and updated. Jul 16, 2026
Article revised and updated. Nov 06, 2025
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