The world's largest carnivorous plant, endemic to Borneo, with urn-shaped traps capable of holding 3.5 liters of water and observed to capture vertebrates and small mammals.

Found in mountainous regions of the USA, its hooded, tubular leaves resemble a striking cobra, relying on bacteria to break down its prey.

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Native to subtropical wetlands of the US east coast, it can ensnare small lizards with its carnivorous capabilities.

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Waterwheel Plant

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Native to South America with small purple blossoms, featuring spiraling subterranean traps that force prey into its stomach.

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Found in North America, its tubular leaves lay flat along the ground, acting as a snare and pitfall trap for soil-dwelling prey, using unidirectional hairs to lead them to the digestive tract.

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The world's largest carnivorous plant, endemic to Borneo, with urn-shaped traps capable of holding 3.5 liters of water and observed to capture vertebrates and small mammals.

Giant Montane Pitcher Plant

Found in mountainous regions of the USA, its hooded, tubular leaves resemble a striking cobra, relying on bacteria to break down its prey.

Cobra Plant

Native to subtropical wetlands of the US east coast, it can ensnare small lizards with its carnivorous capabilities.

Venus Flytrap

Waterwheel Plant

The only underwater snap trap carnivore, growing worldwide in nutrient-poor freshwater swamps, capturing prey like mosquito larvae, small fish, and tadpoles.

Native to South America with small purple blossoms, featuring spiraling subterranean traps that force prey into its stomach.

Corkscrew Plant

Found in North America, its tubular leaves lay flat along the ground, acting as a snare and pitfall trap for soil-dwelling prey, using unidirectional hairs to lead them to the digestive tract.

Parrot Pitcher Plant