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There are varieties of plants out there but the Venus Flytrap might be the most interesting plant. The Venus Flytrap is an odd plant because it moves on it’s own. It has an electrical impulse throughout the leaf. This means whenever it feels something touch it’s small trigger hairs, the plant will shut. There are several other interesting facts about the Venus Flytrap. Venus’s-flytraps make really good house plants. They are really easy to keep alive and they help by trapping flies or any bug that lands on the trap. Venus-flytraps need lots of sunlight during the summer. In winter they need less sunlight because they become dormant or they hibernate. They can be drowned in water and never die. They get their nutrients from insects and hey

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