The Australian Pitcher Plant has small, jug-shaped leaves with a lid that secretes nectar. Insects are attracted to the nectar, fall into the pitcher, and are digested.

The Australian Pitcher Plant has small, jug-shaped leaves with a lid that secretes nectar. Insects are attracted to the nectar, fall into the pitcher, and are digested.

The Cobra Plant has modified leaves that resemble a cobra's hood. Insects are lured into the hood and are then digested by enzymes produced by the plant.

The Cobra Plant has modified leaves that resemble a cobra's hood. Insects are lured into the hood and are then digested by enzymes produced by the plant.

This pitcher plant has distinctive tubular leaves filled with digestive enzymes. Its coloration and shape attract insects, which become trapped and are digested.

This pitcher plant has distinctive tubular leaves filled with digestive enzymes. Its coloration and shape attract insects, which become trapped and are digested.

The Waterwheel Plant is a floating aquatic carnivorous plant with whorls of small, snap-trap-like structures that catch tiny aquatic organisms.

The Waterwheel Plant is a floating aquatic carnivorous plant with whorls of small, snap-trap-like structures that catch tiny aquatic organisms.

Sundews have sticky, glandular hairs on their leaves that trap insects. Once an insect is caught, the plant's enzymes digest it, absorbing nutrients.

Sundews have sticky, glandular hairs on their leaves that trap insects. Once an insect is caught, the plant's enzymes digest it, absorbing nutrients.

The Venus Flytrap is perhaps the most well-known carnivorous plant. It has hinged, tooth-like structures that snap shut when triggered by prey, trapping insects.

The Venus Flytrap is perhaps the most well-known carnivorous plant. It has hinged, tooth-like structures that snap shut when triggered by prey, trapping insects.