Tennessee Williams once said “the Venus Flytrap, a devouring organism aptly named for the goddess of love.’’Venus’s flytraps lie deceptively still on a clump of dirt in the middle of a swamp. The leaves of a Venus’s Flytrap can snap shut in less than one second. There are several things that make Venus Flytraps an interesting thing. An example is like there three-inch-long leaves form a rosette, fanning out in all directions,making the plant about six inches across.This plant is interesting because the trap will remain closed for eight to ten days.Also in the winter , Venus’s Flytraps lie dormant, but in the spring, a stem grows to about one foot tall and bears white flowers.The tall stem contains none of the deadly traps. It is clear to see