Did you know that the cape sundew plant can be used as an excellent source of natural pest control? Here's how you can grow ...

The sundew takes about 75 milliseconds to catapult prey with snap tentacles, "which is by far the fastest motion reported from the sundew genus," Speck told LiveScience.

Watch a carnivorous plant devour a helpless little gummy bear in this timelapse video. The King Sundew (Drosera regia) plant in the video seems to eat a pretty decent amount of the gummy bear, but ...

Their genus name, Drosera, is Greek for "dewy;" a reference to the glistening drops of liquid exuded by glandular tentacles emanating from their leaves. The liquid is a potent cocktail of fluid ...

↑ King sundew (Drosera regia) Most sundews have the ability to turn their tiny gelatinous hairs toward their victims to entrap and digest them.

The sundew, or Drosera rotundifolia, was found to be more carnivorous in high-sunlight, nutrient-poor bog microhabitats.

Carnivorous plants eat faster with a fungal friend Sundew plants and an acid-loving fungus make digestive enzymes that break down insects ...

“The genus Drosera, also known as sundews, is the largest group of carnivorous plants, and comprises approximately 250 species, most of them found in the Southern Hemisphere, especially in ...

The Office of Kentucky Nature Preserves announced the discovery of a new carnivorous plant native to Kentucky, the Round-leaved Sundew, also known as Drosera rotundifolia.