Volcanic activity on Venus? New evidence shows signs of geological life - National | Globalnews.ca

Earth | Nature | Ocean on Instagram: "The Venus flytrap is one of nature’s most remarkable predators, using specialized leaves that snap shut to capture insects in a fraction of a second. Each trap is lined with tiny trigger hairs, and when an insect touches them twice within a short time, the plant knows the movement is real prey-not debris-and closes instantly. After sealing, the trap releases digestive enzymes that slowly break the insect down, allowing the plant to absorb vital nutrients lik