Australia is a hotspot for carnivorous plants. They're living right under your nose 🌼| ABC Australia

Australia is home to some of the most fantastic carnivorous plants, and according to enthusiast Boaz Ng aka @fierceflora, many of them are living right under our noses. Here, we set out in Kuringai Chase National Park to discover how many we can spot.
✍️ Angela Heathcote
🎥 Anthony Scully
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[@australianbiotopes4563]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing, he does a great job!

[@stuartkcalvin]

Great piece, thank you!

[@jacquimaxwell221]

Fabulous.

[@CraftyMoonshine]

and yet buying them here is expensive, classic Australia.

[@sean2val]

bush walking and finding carnivorous plants is my de stress

[@MrFossil367ab45gfyth]

Of course, the place where most carnivorous plants grow would be Australia 🙄

[@washcode9613]

Of course in Australia even the plants want to kill you

[@brontewcat]

Insects, not us. I might buy a few to get the mosquitoes in my backyard.