The Carnivorous Plants That Gave Up Meat for Poop

The video explores the unique adaptations of carnivorous plants in Borneo, focusing on their symbiotic relationships with animals to obtain nitrogen. Fanged pitcher plants partner with diving ants, Lowe's pitcher plants with tree shrews, and Nepenthes hemsleyana with bats. These plants have evolved to utilize animal feces as a nutrient source, showcasing diverse strategies for survival in nitrogen-poor environments.

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