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Venus Flytrap - The Plant That Eats Insects!

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Venus Flytrap - The Plant That Eats Insects!

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Did you know that the Venus Flytrap is a carnivorous plant? It has special leaves that snap shut when insects touch their trigger hairs. Once caught, the plant digests the insect for nutrients! Isn't that fascinating, class?

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Our neighboring country Malaysia has the largest flower in the world - the Rafflesia! It can grow up to 1 meter wide and smells like rotting meat to attract flies for pollination. We're so lucky to have this amazing plant near our country!

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Dancing Plant - Moves Without Being Touched!

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Dancing Plant - Moves Without Being Touched!

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The Telegraph Plant or Codariocalyx motorius can move its small leaves in circles without being touched! It's like the plant is dancing to music we can't hear. Scientists think it does this to catch more sunlight.

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Leaves in Motion: Time-Lapse of the Dancing Plant Codariocalyx Motorius

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Rainbow Eucalyptus - Nature's Paint Palette

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Rainbow Eucalyptus - Nature's Paint Palette

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Look at this beautiful tree! The Rainbow Eucalyptus has a trunk that looks like someone painted it with different colors. As the bark peels off at different times, it reveals new bright colors underneath.

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Class activity: Using what you've learned about unusual plants, draw and design your own unique plant! What special features would it have? What would it eat? Where would it live? Share your creative ideas!

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Let's explore more unusual plants through this child-friendly website. Remember to share what you find most interesting with the class!

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Get up close and personal with nature in our parks by going on a DIY walk, or joining a guided or virtual tour.

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Dear students, use this section to post your questions about unusual plants. Remember to be specific with your questions. For example: 'How does the Venus Flytrap know when to close its trap?' or 'Why does the Rafflesia smell bad?'

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Why must some plants be carnivorous

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How does the Drosera get its nutrients?

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The dancing plants are amazing and fabulous 

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The dancing plants are amazing and fabulous 

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Why must the Venus flytrap be called Venus flytrap but not flytrap

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Why must the Venus flytrap be called Venus flytrap but not flytrap

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venus flytrap can trap animals that can fit in their mouth