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The 12 pages that link to Venus flytrap, each with the reason it gives.

• PredationBroader topic: It is a plant example of capturing and digesting animal prey.

• InsectivoryCompared with: It also consumes insects, but plant carnivory is distinct from an animal feeding strategy.

• InsectivoreCompared with: It shares prey with insectivorous animals but obtains energy through photosynthesis.

• Spider predationCompared with: Its plant-based trap captures prey without pursuit, venom, or spider silk.

• Carnivorous plantBroader topic: Its rapid snap trap is the best-known example of active plant prey capture.

• Sit-and-wait predationCompared with: It captures animal prey through a stationary trap, not predator movement or attack.

• South CarolinaBroader topic: South Carolina contains part of the plant’s very limited native range.

• Carnivory in plantsBroader topic: Its active trap is the best-known example of rapid plant prey capture.

• DroseraCompared with: Unlike the Venus flytrap's snap trap, Drosera generally captures prey with adhesive droplets.

• Pitcher plantCompared with: Unlike pitchers, it captures prey with a rapid, actively closing trap.

• DroseraceaeBroader topic: This species is the sole living member of Dionaea.

• UtriculariaCompared with: Its visible snap-trap mechanism differs sharply from bladder suction.