From carnivorous pitchers, sticky sundew to cobwebbed houseleeks, they can all help strike a macabre and ghostly mood. Plus, ...

Many carnivorous plants use sticky surfaces to secure their meals, trapping insects on flypaper-like leaves. But the common sundew (Drosera glanduligera) from southern Australia boasts a more complex ...

The sundew plant uses sticky tentacles to attract unsuspecting insects looking for water. When an insect lands, the tentacles curl around it, mimicking the actions of an animal capturing prey.