Sun Dew, carnivorous plant, Prince William Sound, Alaska.

Fine art photographer David Fishman is one of hundreds of exhibitors at the Seattle Northwest Flower & Garden Show, showing from Feb. 8-12.

Closeup of one of the leaves of this Round-leaved Sundew carnivorous plant.

Step into a vast field filled with giant sundew plants, each as tall as a person. Their glistening leaves, covered in sticky, dew-like droplets, create a mesmerizing scene. These captivating plants showcase nature's incredible adaptability and beauty. #GiantSundews #NatureBeauty #BotanicalField #CarnivorousPlants #NatureLovers

Photo about Drosera capensis, Insectivorous plant, Sundew. Image of insectivorous, flower, peat - 98185515

Spatulate-leaved Sundew, (Drosera intermedia), Pine Barrens, N.J.

One of the most intriguing and exotic groups of plants are those that eat meat: the carnivorous plants!

Sundews are carnivorous plants with an ingenious way to catch their prey as they have sticky pads that trap insects.

The Sundew plant is a carnivorous plant that thrives in wet, humid environments. They are known to produce the most sticky, glue-like substance on the planet which they use as a defense mechanism against predators. Sundews are found in many different habitats - from swamps to bogs and even marshes. They can be found in North America, Europe and Asia as well as other places around the world. The Benefits of Growing Your Own Aquaponics Plants Aquaponics is a process where you grow plants in…