Digital Flower Cousin of Venus Flytrap
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Emily Colosimo

Digital Flower Cousin of Venus Flytrap
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Digital Flower Cousin of Venus Flytrap
Before the Darwin revolution a phenomenon began that lives today - The Carnivorous Plants. One of them is known as Venus; a flytrap that eats insects and animals. This digital abstract is designed to lure it’s victims (flies, butterflies, rats and mice) into the danger zone by means of optical, tactile, and olfactory methods until they succumb to traps and face their doom. Rather than using insects for pollination they digest them for the nutrients in order to survive extreme land and water conditions. A mosquito can be digested within 24 hours, small animals within 48. There are about 630 known carnivorous plant species in various parts of the world. Known as the "flowers of evil" one can grow and buy them. They make excellent security guards for those who worry about home invaders. But be sure to collect them at your own risk.
artsandi
artsandi ::
October 23, 2015
Fabulous colours on this decorative design - Favorite

ecolosimo
ecolosimo ::
October 24, 2015
Thank you so much Sandi. Much appreciate it.

vpicks
vpicks ::
October 24, 2015
Love it!

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