When a bug gets stuck on a Sundew, the leaf curls up slowly around it. Then the soft bits of the bug are dissolved by chemicals and eaten. Afterwards the leaf opens up again and the left over bits fall off. Butterworts are carnivorous plants too, and often grow in the same places as Sundews. They have flat leaves like fly paper.
Little bugs stick to the leaves and slowly dissolve.
The sticky Sundew plant traps up to 5 insects each month.