A newly discovered pitcher plant that feasts on rodents is believed to be the largest meat-eating shrub in the world. The plant has been named Nepenthes attenboroughii, after British wildlife broadcaster David Attenborough.
Botanists first discovered the plant on Mount Victoria in the Philippines. The plant is red and green, and it lures insects and rats into its mouth before dissolving them with acidic enzymes.
this is so amazing! finally i can get rid of the rats!!!!!!
I saw the video. A rat fell into a plant and didn’t climb out.
That is so awesome! Finally I can get rid of all the rodents and insects that like to wander in my basement.
wow…so cool IT LIVES ON MOUNT VITORIA IN THE PHILIPPINES!
i want to see it eat a rat.