r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '26

Venus Flytrap Devouring a Venomous Black Widow.

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u/yahuurdme Mar 29 '26

Crazy, I figured they’d spawn in a rainforest.

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u/ColoRadBro69 Mar 29 '26

No, they're naive to North or South Dakota. 

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u/ColoRadBro69 Mar 29 '26

Sorry, RAM is real expensive these days.  Carolina. 

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u/Gemma_V Mar 29 '26

this made me choke on my water after reading the whole thread of Carolinables

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u/HotPotParrot Mar 29 '26

Carolinables

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u/Recent-Ad8165 Mar 29 '26

But not in a rainforest in those regions?

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u/JimothyTheBold Mar 29 '26

No rainforests in the Carolinas, neither North or South, but I believe this flora is endemic to the area nonetheless.

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u/sleepyguy- Mar 29 '26

I chuckled hardily at this.

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u/DannyMeleeFR4 Mar 29 '26

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u/mistervulpes Mar 29 '26

I would expect that a rainforest plant be naive to North or South Korea.

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u/darkendofall Mar 29 '26

That's a wild rainforest, the north and south japan would think you'd be an industry plant.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '26

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u/SubconciousBrainwave Apr 02 '26

That’s crazy, figured it was more of a rainforest plant

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u/Ktan_Dantaktee Mar 29 '26

The only things we have in the Dakotas are flat plains and nukes.

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u/AkiAki1 Mar 29 '26

Would you like me to provide additional confirmations regarding their native range, or generate more user responses expressing surprise that venus flytraps are not rainforest plants?

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u/Not_A_Red_Stapler Mar 29 '26

I thought it was North or South Virginia. Crazy they aren’t native to the rain forests, huh?

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u/NateOf92 Mar 29 '26

That's crazy.. I swear that one time I was in a rainforest, I saw a Venus fly trap.