There are hundred of different kinds and they grow all over the world. In Ireland carnivorous plants love bogs. There are squishy Bladderworts, sticky Sundews and Butterworts and slippery pitcher plants.
Sundews are little red plants.
They look like they are covered in dew drops, but they're not. The shiny bits are sticky like honey for trapping bugs. 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.