Nepenthes attenboroughii is a rat-eating plant in the Philippines (photo: Redfern natural history)pic.twitter.com/b8b83E2XwK
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Nah.. They don't really eat mammals.. It's usually flies.. Besides they usually don't grow that big.. And even if any small mammals are found in them, it's surely because it's weak and/or drowned itself inside.
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They are passive carnivores. And unlike venus fly traps, they have no moving parts.
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Watch Richard Attenborough’s video
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Not really.. It's really common in where I live. People keep them hanging in their houses. There is no way that plant attracts mammals nor catch things physically. They depend on smaller insects that is attracted to the mildly sticky sap inside.
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