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Description
Lemon Sprout Trapper: The Dionaea nova is a large plant, ranging from 3ft - 7ft normally. The largest documented was 14'2" tall.

Appearance: It has a fairly sized head shaped like a lemon which various in color from yellows to greens. It has thick, meaty root stalks that help keep it upright. From these intertwined stalks sprouts two thin grass-like blades which are surprisingly durable, considering how thin they are. Lastly, it has two rows of frills just under the head. They are brightly colored, but server no purpose in getting a meal. Instead, the frills are used to attract other Dionaea novas.

Diet: Dionaea novas are omnivores, however, they mainly eat meat. Their diet mainly consists of larger animals like wolves, cougars, bears, or even humans. This all depends on the size of the Dionaea nova, it's environment, it's resources, and the animal species available to eat.

Environment: usually somewhere warm or where there's an abundance of citrus fruits. They cannot survive in colder climates.

I will be updating the information on the Dionaea species hopefully this week, like it's hunting strategies, how it's mouth works, etc. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments and I will reply as soon as possible =]

Description
Lemon Sprout Trapper: The Dionaea nova is a large plant, ranging from 3ft - 7ft normally. The largest documented was 14'2" tall.

Appearance: It has a fairly sized head shaped like a lemon which various in color from yellows to greens. It has thick, meaty root stalks that help keep it upright. From these intertwined stalks sprouts two thin grass-like blades which are surprisingly durable, considering how thin they are. Lastly, it has two rows of frills just under the head. They are brightly colored, but server no purpose in getting a meal. Instead, the frills are used to attract other Dionaea novas.

Diet: Dionaea novas are omnivores, however, they mainly eat meat. Their diet mainly consists of larger animals like wolves, cougars, bears, or even humans. This all depends on the size of the Dionaea nova, it's environment, it's resources, and the animal species available to eat.

Environment: usually somewhere warm or where there's an abundance of citrus fruits. They cannot survive in colder climates.

I will be updating the information on the Dionaea species hopefully this week, like it's hunting strategies, how it's mouth works, etc. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments and I will reply as soon as possible =]