Venus flytraps spare useful insects: study

By John von Radowitz
Updated February 8 2018 - 7:48am, first published 7:42am
Research reveals Venus flytraps have evolved to avoid eating the insects that pollinate them.
Research reveals Venus flytraps have evolved to avoid eating the insects that pollinate them.

Venus flytraps have evolved to avoid eating the insects that pollinate them, research has shown.

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