Sundew Plant: The Sticky Tentacle
Boggy wetlands across continents house carnivorous plants with deceptive beauty. The sundew produces glistening droplets on leaf tentacles that attract insects seeking nectar. These droplets contain adhesive mucilage that traps prey instantly upon contact. The plant slowly curls its tentacles around the victim, maximizing digestive enzyme exposure. Several species exist worldwide, each adapted to local insect populations.