but have yet to find out, how simple plants could develope into flesh eaters?

I mean, plants evolved using photosynthesis to obtain their nutrients (well, that and soil absorbtion). What happened, all those eons ago, for some plants to decide to hunt and devour living flesh?

Were they at one time an animal that deicided to better hunt it would stay in one place? Many deep sea creatures have developed "attracters" to draw the food to them, and animals like the sponge and sea anomies (I kant spel) tend to stay relativly fixed in one location.

But plants? HOW?!

Thanx

Now have Triffids in my head!!!

Soothsayer

Evolution sometimes works in strange ways... And logic is not always part of its way.

Interesting topic.

I remember once seeing a programme many years ago and there was a guy on it who had a Venus Fly-Trap he used to feed it about 0.5 - 1lb of meat a day. The thing was huge!
Nowhere near big enough to pose a threat to human, even a very, very, very small one, but for a Venus Fly-Trap, this thing was a monster

Feed me Seymour!!!

A rat hmm? Wow... Not surprising though....plants have long depended on animals for reproduction, just seems logical to supplement as food as well, hehe....

Lol! That pic is hilarious hehehe!
I dont think its possible. Bugs and insects, yeah but...No humans.