Fly eater plant

Fly Eaters!

Randomly planted in some pots along a path, we found the carnivorous plants - Venus Fly Traps, Pitcher Plants, and sticky fly traps.

Kirusu fly This type of flying insects are found in very tropical areas. They live in small swarms and hunt other insects. But they are also plant eaters, they prefer to eat lotus flowers. They reach their full size after some shedding in a period of about 6 months. Then the female is sexually mature and can be fertilized. A female lays about 80 to 100 eggs. For humans, the Kirusu flies pose no danger.🤗

The detection of a biomagnetic field has huge implications for our understanding of plant life and represents a big 'I told you so' for champions of plant intelligence.

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Hover flies are truly unsung heroes in the garden. Operating like undercover agents, hover flies are easily mistaken for bees or wasps. When at rest on a flower, it’s nearly impossible to tell the difference.