Venus Fly Trap Snatches its Food in its Jaw at Blinding Speed.Classified as a Carnivorus Plant Records show that the Venus Fly Trap The Traps Now, it is not really hard for Venus to have its meal because it emits sweet aroma from its jaw-like leaves that attracts insects. Experts say that it takes just 1/30 of a second for its leaves to snap shut especially in full sunlight than on cloudy conditions. 
Since besides water, soil, and sunlight, the plants need supplementary foods, cultivators of this exotic plant prepare Fly Trap food specifically to ensure good nourishment.Bugs, and or small larvae are what gardeners feed their plant. Foods that we humans and animals feed are not compatible with Venus Fly Trap. It will kill the plant instantly. Here is a list of what commonly composes the Venus Fly Trap Food:Hornets—considered the largest eusocial wasps. The hornets are a member of genus Vespa and can reach up to 5.5 centimeters.Wasps—a wasp is any insect of Hymenoptera order and Apocrita suborder. However, it is neither a bee nor an ant. Majority of its species are parasitic as they are used in pest control in agricultural. These parasitic wasps prey on pest insects, while they themselves leave little impact on crops.Small Flies—examples of small flies are fruit flies and dry flies. Small Spiders—most spiders found in garden are meshweb, crab spiders thomisidae and thomisinae, running crab spiders, wolf spiders, nursery web spiders, and 5-comb footed spiders, 6-stretch spiders, 7 orb-web spiders, 8 sheet web spiders, 9 dwarf spiders, 10 sac spiders, buzzing spiders, and 12 running foliage spiders. Centipedes—known as distant relatives of lobsters, shrimps, and crayfish, centipedes are the land dwellers. They are not considered a pest. Rather a nuisance, and sometimes, they can be a threat to man because of their poisonous glands when they bite. Moths—moths are different from butterflies as what some believe, although they are closely related as both come from the order of Lepidoptera. Most moth species are nocturnal. Grand Daddy Long Legs—granddaddy long legs are a variant of spiders, although technically, they are not because they have three segmented body parts. Earwigs—the earwigs belong to one of the smallest insect orders, the Dermaptera. These insect are also nocturnal, hiding in small, moist fissures. _________________________________________________________________ Top of Venus Fly Trap Listed under Exotic Plants |
, the Venus Fly Trap is a plant native to North Carolina in the southeastern United States that eats, well, insects and not just flies. 
, which is also accepted as an exotic plant, thrives commonly in very poor soils because it supplemented its diet with minerals derived from the insects.