Giant Flytrap

Andraous (Discontinued)    Flora      Giant Flytrap

Basic Information

Anatomy

These huge plants have many stalks that end in green toothy jaws.

Biological Traits

Movement Semi-mobile.

Ecology and Habitats

They are native to temperate swamps and bogs with poor soil and lots of wildlife.

Dietary Needs and Habits

These dangerous predators are capable of limited movement to get into better ambush positions. Their leafy jaws are capable of engulfing any prey human sized or smaller. Once the jaws close a digestive enzyme will flood the jaws, either suffocating the prey or burning it to death from the digestive juices.

Behaviour

Their excellent camouflage means that most potential threats don't notice this plant, but when they are spotted they are highly aggressive.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Solitary.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Native to the 'Scaled Continent'.