Real-life fluids, like air, water, oil, blood, shampoo, or anything like that, often don't perfectly obey the fairly straight-forward Bernoulli's principle, and in some cases Bernoulli's principle doesn't really come close to describing the behavior of real-life fluids when they're flowing in real-life situations.
Venus flytrap grows up to 1 foot in height and 9 inches in width. In early spring, 12-inch stems sprout above the plant, producing clusters of white cup-like flowers. In midsummer, specialized leaves, or traps, develop.
Venus fly traps are green plants, as such they make their own carbon-based food by photosynthesizing. Like all green plants, Venus flytraps use their leaves to harness energy from the sun and make their own food; they use carbon dioxide (CO 2) to make energy-rich carbohydrates. So they are Producers.o in addition to undergoing photosynthesis to make carbohydrates, Venus fly-trap leaves serve as elaborate traps that capture insects, secrete digestive enzymes that break down their prey, and absorb this bug juice into their tissues.