Peek at the Conservatory Ep. 2 | Carnivorous Plants

It’s spooky season! 🎃
For our second episode of Peek at the UC Davis Botanical Conservatory, we’re looking at spooooky plants. These creepy plants eat insects and other small animals. They’re also astonishingly diverse in size, shape and how they trap their prey. Plus, one of them can even count… That’s right. 🧟🧟
Want to learn more? Take a peek!
The mission of the UC Davis Botanical Conservatory is to inspire, facilitate, promote and engage our visitors with an understanding and appreciation of plants, their diversity and the pivotal role they serve in the environments where they are found.
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Featuring:
UC Davis Botanical Conservatory
Shawn Shumaker: Plant Science
Video Description:
UC Davis student Shawn Shumaker introduces different types of carnivorous plants for the theme of Halloween. Shawn presents facts about plants such as the Venus Flytrap, North American Pitcher, and Tropical Pitcher plants.

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