Venus Flytraps

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ED: I am constantly reminded how little humans know. 

Yet, there are some humans who are convinced that complex processes - so sophisticated our best scientists are unable to resolve what they see - are convinced this all happened by chance and accident.

Yet how would a plant survive for millenniums, waiting till this system eventually worked???

Enjoy the science. Ignore the false claims

 

How do Venus flytraps work?

New study sheds light on cellular mechanisms

By Ellen Phiddian Thu 11 Jun. ABC (Australia) Science

 

"This raises the intriguing possibility that complex systems that have evolved to maintain cellular functions may have been further deployed in the evolution of complex systems to trap prey," she said.

 

Article link:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2026-06-12/cellular-mechanism-behind-a-venus-flytrap-s-super-fast-snap/106785362

 

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56 minutes ago, ➕👇 ꓤꓱꓷꓠꓵ🎵Tone said:

ED: I am constantly reminded how little humans know. 

Yet, there are some humans who are convinced that complex processes - so sophisticated our best scientists are unable to resolve what they see - are convinced this all happened by chance and accident.

Yet how would a plant survive for millenniums, waiting till this system eventually worked???

Enjoy the science. Ignore the false claims

Thanks. I am amazed by the complex ecosystems in different environments around the world. Some say that animals have evolved or adapted in an imperfect world, but the complex ecosystems convince me that plants and animals were created like this. I think in the New System we will be amazed at how little the plants and animals change.