Answer:
the specialized leaves of sundews are traps that allow catching prey such as insects, crustaceans, invertebrates, spiders, mice, lizards, frogs, rats and small vertebrates. These leaves also have sensitive structures that allow them to close to capture the prey. In some species of these plants the leaves have cilia motion detectors that, when rubbed, close as a tenasa. Drosera genus has rosette leaves attached to the ground they secrete a viscous fluid with an aroma similar to honey when an insect perches on the leaf, it is trapped in the sticky hairs. Afterwards, Drosera's tentacles curl inward until they close.
