Carolina Beach State Park Ranger Jesse Anderson calls the plant an icon in the area’s habitat, however, he says there are ...

They're small and creepy to some but fascinating to others. Venus flytraps only occur naturally in southeastern North Carolina; however, WECT reporter Ava Brendgord explains why the habitat of these ...

Some of the most unique living things in the world — plants that supplement the nutrients they get from sunlight by digesting ...

You’re about to see your first flytrap.” Venus flytraps’ considerable eccentricities have confined them to a 100-mile-long sliver of habitat: the wet pine savannas of northern South Carolina ...

“This habitat is totally fucked up ... So, after settling down in Raleigh, she founded Venus Flytrap Champions, knowing full well that public support of a key charismatic species can help ...

Part of his job was to oversee the Venus flytraps there and to manage their habitat. He said it’s essential that the population is preserved and bolstered. “It’s a little scary to have all ...

Like some other native species, the wild populations of the Venus flytrap have been drastically reduced due to over-collecting and habitat destruction. It is a threatened species in North Carolina ...

A man ordered a "Venus flytrap" from an overseas seller, only to receive a plant that looked nothing like the carnivorous ...

Venus flytrap harvester Richard Jones thrives in ... somewhere else while leaving the original alive and in its original habitat. That’s how Jones runs his farm — as sustainably as he can.

The Preserve, known as a key habitat for the Venus flytrap, contains many species that have made adaptations to thrive in a fire-prone habitat. Nathan Burmester The Nature Conservancy While June ...