Mostly found in the tropical forests of Asia, Australia, and Madagascar, pitcher plants come in different shapes and sizes. ​ While the miniature species trap insects like ants and flies the larger species are said to have killed animals like rats, etc. ​ #SonyBBCEarth #FeelAlive #Carnivore #PitcherPlant #TropicalForest #Nature | Sony BBC Earth

4.9K views · 19 reactions | Carnivorous plants are usually thought of as being a danger to invertebrates – but the pitcher plant has been known to trap prey as large as reptiles and even rats, and it may be more common than we thought. | National Geographic UK | Facebook