Tropical Pitcher Plants Nepenthes, also called tropical pitcher plants, grow mostly in Southeast Asia. They have big pitcher-shaped leaves full of digestive liquid.

Carnivorous Plants Have Been Trapping Animals for Millions of Years. So Why Have They Never Grown Larger? Plants that feed on meat and animal droppings have evolved at least ten times through ...

Welcome to the strangest landlord-tenant agreement in nature. Pitcher plants may look like innocent greenery, but they run a tight (and deadly) operation. In this episode, we explore how these ...

Scientists have uncovered how sundews, Charles Darwin's favorite plant, become more carnivorous in certain habitats.

Dive into the fascinating world of DIY with our step-by-step guide to creating your very own carnivorous plant!

Members of five local plant societies will be there to show their favorite plants: bromeliads, orchids, bonsai, carnivorous plants and aroids — think philodendrons.

Insects have plenty to beware when it comes to carnivorous plants. Add an acid-loving fungus to that list of dangers. Sundew plants have tentacle-like leaves that curl around and entrap flies and ...

In this interview, Dr. Skylar Johnson shares her thrilling adventures and groundbreaking research on carnivorous Nepenthes pitcher plants in the lush rainforests of Borneo.

Scientists have found a carnivorous plant that grows prey-trapping contraptions underground. No other species of such a plant is known to science.

He's hosting a carnivorous plant pop-up at the USF Botanical Gardens this Saturday, May 4. It's happening from 9am - noon, located at 12210 USF Pine Drive in Tampa.

Saturday's annual spring plant sale and garden expo at 7950 Independence Blvd. will have a decidedly carnivorous flavor.