Video Clips

New Scientist – Nepenthes

New discovery about how carnivorous plant trap their prey

 

 

New Scientist - Bladderworts

Video demonstrating how Bladderworts close on their prey

 

 

BBC - Attenborough: Nepenthes rajah feeds on tree shew droppings

David Attenborough looks into the discoveries since The Private Life of Plants of Nepenthes rajah and its relationship with tree shrews

 

 

BBC - Attenborough: mammals feeding from Nepenthes rajah at night

Looking at new images showing small mammals feeding in the trap of Nepenthes Rajah

 

 

BBC Life - Venus flytrap

Learn about the Venus flytrap and how they cach their prey

 

 

BBC Life - Sundews

Clip from Life about sundews

 

 

BBC Planet Earth - Nepenthes and the Red crab spider

Clip from planet earth looking at the relationship between Nepenthes and the Red crab spider.

 

BBC living Britain - sundew

BBC video showing the trapping methods of sundews in the new forest

 

 

BBC - Nepenthes uses rain to catch ants

Video showing how Nepenthes gracilis uses it's lid to catapult prey into the trap

 

 

Private Life of Plants Nepenthes

Clip from The Private Life of Plants looking at Nepenthes.

 

 

Private Life of Plants Sarracenia and Dionaea

Clip from The Private Life of Plants looking at the Trumpet pitcher and the Venus flytrap

 

 

Private Life of Plants - Carnivorous Plants of Mount Roraima

Clip from the Private life of Plants showing Marsh Pitchers and Bladderworts

 

 

Private Life of Plants - Sundews of Mount Roraima

Clip from Private Life of Plants showing the sundews of Mount Roraima

 

 

BBC Nature Damsels in distress

Video showing showing sundews caching damselflies

 

 

BBC Oddie Goes Wild butterwort

Bill Oddie finds a butterwort in the Hebrides

 

 

BBC Oddie Goes Wild bladderwort

Bill Oddie tells us about the bladderwort

 

 

Highland Nepenthes at the Eden Project

The Eden Projects Guide to Nepenthes

 

 

Kew gardens Nepenthes

A guide on the Nepenthes collection at Kew gardens

 

 

Cambridge University - Heliamphora uses wettable hairs to capture it's prey

Watch how Heliamphora captures its prey using wet hairs.

 

 

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