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Exhibit of carnivorous plants in Bogotá
A botanical garden in Bogotá organized its seventh exhibition of carnivorous plants, showcasing over a thousand specimens of various species such as Venus, Drossera, Nepenthes, and Sarracenia. The aim was to raise visitors' awareness of their hunting mechanisms and adaptations to their environments. These plants use diverse methods such as sticky traps, falling mechanisms, and suction to capture insects in order to obtain nutrients that are lacking in the poor soils they grow in, especially nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The exhibition includes 39 cultural and academic activities, including lectures, tours, and workshops, to educate people more about the diversity of these plants and their ways of life.
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