Commonly known as the butterworts, and has sticky glandular leaves to trap and digest insects.
Known as "trumpet pitchers" this plant has funnel shaped leaves to trap insects.
These "monkey Cups" have evolved into a form of pitcher or funnel to trap and digest insects.
Venus Fly Traps use hairs on the inner parts of the membrane of the leaves to determine and capture insects.
Commonly known as sundews, these plants use mucilaginous glands that cover their leafy surface to trap and digest insects.
This is a form of pitcher plant that does not trap rain water, but instead regulates the amount pumped from the roots.
commonly called corkscrew plants, this plant uses it's very intricate roots to catch its insects.
This is a temperate carnivorous plant commonly known as the "Large Flowered Butterwort"
this plant produces some of the largest pitcher in the genus and is named after a celebrated sports broadcaster.
The biggest of the pitcher plants with its pitchers big enough to capture small mammals like mice.
