Pitcher plants can also be grown indoors, in terrariums. Its leaves look like a whorl of flattened spoons. In most cases they are bright red and glisten as if covered with dew. When prey lands on it, it gets stuck. Visitors to Big Thicket National Preserve near Beaumont, Texas, can see these plants up close.
Sundews also grow in the Pacific Northwest, northern California, and across eastern North America.
Bladderworts float in slow-moving fresh water and form large clumps. They set a unique trap to catch their prey. Trigger hairs are located on the trap door. When these triggers are touched, the bladder inflates. This causes it to suck in water and anything else that's nearby.