And you might notice that the sundews very cleverly hold their flowers on tall, thin stems high above their murderous leaves to avoid trapping potential pollinators.
Insectivorous plants, like venus fly traps, butterwort, sundew and pitcher plants, which we've talked about on the channel, catch and digest bugs for nutrients.
For example, a key genetic change in the evolution of carnivory took place in a common ancestor of Venus flytraps and sundews that lived about 60 million years ago.