Snap! You Are Trapped! -Venus Fly trap Video
Snap! You're Trapped! In the following example of the Absolute Ingenuity of God, we will examine the plant who eats meat!
Did you ever wonder how the Venus Flytrap's leaf can close so rapidly on a fly or other morsel? It has taken scientists some time to figure out how it is done.
When the trigger hairs are triggered, the cells on the outer layer of the leaf grow incredibly fast. The closing leaf is really the result of astonishingly rapid cell growth! It takes days for the cells on the inside of the leaf to catch up. As they do, the leaf slowly opens again.
The wild growth of the leaf's outer cells is started by an electrical impulse produced when something brushes up against the trigger cells inside the leaf.
The complex systems of the Venus Flytrap are difficult to explain as the product of no intelligence. They are yet another example of the variations possible to an Infinitely Imaginative Creator.
This video is super fast, like the Venus Flytrap, so keep your volume UP and your eyes PEELED to the screen!
Like I said, "Snap! You're trapped!"
2012 Christian Nature
Did you ever wonder how the Venus Flytrap's leaf can close so rapidly on a fly or other morsel? It has taken scientists some time to figure out how it is done.
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The wild growth of the leaf's outer cells is started by an electrical impulse produced when something brushes up against the trigger cells inside the leaf.
The complex systems of the Venus Flytrap are difficult to explain as the product of no intelligence. They are yet another example of the variations possible to an Infinitely Imaginative Creator.
This video is super fast, like the Venus Flytrap, so keep your volume UP and your eyes PEELED to the screen!
Like I said, "Snap! You're trapped!"
2012 Christian Nature
