Weird Plants for Kids

Aaron shares five fascinating facts about unusual plants. He discusses carnivorous plants like the Venus flytrap, which consume insects for energy. Desert plants, such as cacti, have unique adaptations to survive in arid environments. Some plants, known as shy plants, can react to touch by folding their leaves. Aaron also highlights ancient plants, like a Norway spruce with roots over 9,560 years old. Finally, he describes giant flowers, including the corpse flower, which can grow up to 3 feet across and weigh 15 pounds.

What are some examples of carnivorous plants mentioned in the text?

How do cactuses adapt to survive in hot, dry climates?

What unique behavior do some plants exhibit when touched?

What is the age of the Norway spruce tree discovered in Sweden?

What is special about the corpse flower in terms of size?