Man eating plant

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THE MAN-EATER!! Who cannot resist the lovely charm of Audrey II? Certainly not us! This w...

On April 28, 1874, the New York World ran an article announcing the discovery in Madagascar of a remarkable new species of plant: a man-eating tree. The article included a gruesome description of a woman fed to the plant by members of the Mkodos tribe. Numerous newspapers and magazines reprinted the article, but 14 years later the journal Current Literature revealed the story to be a work of fiction written by NY World reporter Edmund Spencer.

From the top of the tree sprout long hairy green tendrils and a set of tentacles,...

Make this Halloween Decoration! The show, Little Shop of Horrors always makes me think of Halloween, so I decided to create my own “man-eating plant” to greet trick or treaters this year! This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. Click here to read my full disclosure policy. I began with a small white...

In 1875, Charles Darwin published his work "Insectivorous Plants" and the world quickly became fascinated by these strange yet amazing plants. Although rare among plant species, carnivorous plants present a diverse range of very successful strategies to catch and diggest their prey efficiently.

DIY Man-Eating Plant For Your Halloween Decor! Spook your trick-or-treaters this Halloween with this scary DIY.

The man-eating plant!

My daughter and I love making diy projects. This one was her idea and what a great one it was. #dollartreemaneatingplant. #Audrey from #littleshopofhorrors #...

That's great, Mizerella!

Made this using dollar Tree Items and stuff around the house. Foam footballs, fake nails, paint and Dollar Tree Foilage.

Don't expect "Audrey II" to greet you at this popular exhibit in Golden Gate Park...

This monstrous 6 foot tall man-eating Venus flytrap is actually an animatronic talking nightmare of nature that features long leafy arms, realistic plant greenery, a giant menacing head with glowing eyes and huge chomping jaws, and it all comes to life and begins to sway around, move its head and body, and taunt any victim that wanders in too close.

Shirley Bovshow's easy-to-make, Halloween DIY "monster plants" are made with easy to carve, faux pumpkins, foraged materials from your yard, and basic crafting…