Carnivorous plant in action
Added: Dec-29-2012
By: pocrl
In: Nature
Tags: Carnivorous plant in action, Venus Flytraps eating flies
Marked as: approved
Views: 1363 | Comments: 28 | Votes: 1 | Favorites: 2 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 1
By: pocrl
In: Nature
Tags: Carnivorous plant in action, Venus Flytraps eating flies
Marked as: approved
Views: 1363 | Comments: 28 | Votes: 1 | Favorites: 2 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 1
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The tiny mouse screams were pretty horrifying.
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bydirtbiker201 (1457.48) 
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Imagery was incredible. The people who created this video have some real talent.
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bydavele (74.20) 
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It's cool to hear the "algorithm" behind how it works - two detections within twenty seconds. Good simple way to filter out noise. As a programmer I find that kind of stuff fascinating.
Posted Dec-30-2012 Byjdp (45.40) 
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@jdp - yup, FASCINATING in deed!
Posted Dec-30-2012 ByTishy (90.80) 
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@jdp
it has to have a good mechanism for prevention of false detections, because the process of closing and opening is very strenuous on the plant.
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bykeen (22.10) 
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Damn nature, you scary.
Posted Dec-30-2012 ByRockyLolo (69.14) 
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LOL, the sound effects of the dying fly are hilarious ;)
Posted Dec-30-2012 ByiNOTHINGyou (70.50) 
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i love my flesh eating plants only my venus flytrap is in winter rest so i have to wait till spring when it's starts feeding again
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bydennix (295.30) 
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@dennix lay off the crack h0e ull make sense when u type a comment ....unlike ur dumb fukking comment si$$y boy
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bykuffyou1980 (163.90) 
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@kuffyou1980 English probably is not his main language.
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bymael85 (350.02) 
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@kuffyou1980 i'm not even attempting for ppl like u to type perfect american/english... surprise me and speak dutch against me, without using google translate, with none faults in it
(ps. sissy boy is not with 2 dollar signs)
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bydennix (295.30) 
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@mael85 glad to see that there are ppl like u are here also
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bydennix (295.30) 
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Who cleans out the dead fly? Are there Mexican flies that clean out all of the traps on the weekends?
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bymikehawk (297.70) 
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I had a few of these when I was younger they're pretty cool. I use to feed it flies, crickets, and small frogs.
Posted Dec-30-2012 By1xx (300.90) 
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@1xx what did you do with the remainings that the plant didn't eat up?
Posted Dec-30-2012 BySSlayer (138.60) 
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@SSlayer
If the remains didn't fall out when the leaves reopened then I would get some tweezers and carefully pluck them out while trying not to trigger the trap again.
Posted Dec-30-2012 By1xx (300.90) 
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@1xx Just leave them in there, it's cool to see plus if they are out in the open rain drops will clear them out.
Posted Dec-30-2012 ByTommyr (1026.64) 
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@Tommyr
Sometimes I did leave them in there. I live in the desert so I kept mine inside. little too hot and dry for outside. I made that mistake with one of my first ones "I was just a kid at the time" I thought it needed more Sun and ended up microwaving it.
Posted Dec-30-2012 By1xx (300.90) 
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Interesting post, very enjoyable.
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bytugboat (128.20) 
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Love these plants! I grow a number of them as well as Sarracenias and Sundews and Nepenthes.
Posted Dec-30-2012 ByTommyr (1026.64) 
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nice clip!
Posted Dec-30-2012 Byrazersharp09 (123.44) 
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That's crazy scary cool =)
Posted Dec-30-2012 Bycallunallin (43.20) 
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I love those! >:-)
Posted Dec-30-2012 ByRob98056 (283.94) 
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Remdinds me of beetle juice and the zagnut bar LMAO!!
Posted Dec-30-2012 ByFatalfury (916.06) 
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cool i always wonder what kind of cameras used in ?
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