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Alpine Flower Discovered to Be Carnivorous
A new study has revealed that an alpine flower, previously thought to be non-carnivorous, actually consumes insects that become attached to it. Botanists had observed dead insects on the plant for over a century before its carnivorous nature was confirmed.
7 Aug, 07:02 — 7 Aug, 07:02
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