In the types of carnivorous plants, sundews are known as âsticky flypaperâ plants. The leaves contain both nectar and adhesive compounds to attract and retain prey. Digestive enzymes are there as well to process the catch.
The Sioux Indians wore deer and buffalo skins.   The Sioux men and boys wore deerskin shirts and leggings.   When it was warm like in summer they would wear one strip â¦ of  leather called a breechcloth, as well as a pair of shoes called  moccasins.   In the winter they would wear buffalo robes and snow shoes.   The Sioux women and girls wore dresses and moccasins. Their clothes  are decorated with elk teeth, bear claws, feathers, and fur.   the Sioux Indians wonen robes and buffalo skin  over their bodies.
Like all Plains People, the Sioux used all the parts of the animals they killed. Nothing was wasted. Hunters brought back deer, elk, moose, sheep, beavers, mountain lions, coyotes, and rabbits to name a few. Animals provided food, clothing, and bags to hold arrows, medicines, and other goods. Even the tiniest scraps were kept and used over and over.