内容摘要：with bird flu. But it’s still not clear how the animals got sick or whether they spread the virus to people in the household,

with bird flu. But it’s still not clear how the animals got sick or whether they spread the virus to people in the household,

“It continues to trigger those hairs and the trap slowly closes and eventually starts releasing digestive enzymes to start breaking down the insect. And because they’re in nutrient-poor environments, they supplement their food with insects,” Anderson said.on the southeast North Carolina coast also showcases other carnivorous plants. There are vase-shaped pitcher plants with liquid at the bottom that traps insects, then digests them. Butterworts and sundews attract insects with glistening leaves, then secrete an adhesive to trap them in place. Bladderworts work similarly to Venus flytraps.

And the hike is one of the few places to see Venus flytraps. The plant only grows in 12 counties in southeast North Carolina near Wilmington and a few nearby places in South Carolina, which made the organism the state’sNow is an especially good time to take that hike. Venus flytraps bloom from about mid-May to mid-June, Anderson said.The flytrap is a fragile plant that needs fire to survive. Wildfires in the pine forests where they grow clear off the denser overgrowth to provide the abundant sunlight the plants need.

They face two big enemies —Harvesting the plants without permission is

in North Carolina and a misdemeanor in South Carolina. In 2016, a man

to 17 months in prison for taking nearly 1,000 Venus flytraps from game land in Hampstead, North Carolina.That comes after Trump’s threatened 145% import taxes on Chinese goods were reduced to 30% in a deal announced

, with some of the higher tariffs on pause for 90 days. Trump on Friday threatened a 50% tax on allas well as a 25% tariff on smartphones unless they’re

On Sunday, Trump said that the U.S. will delay implementation of a 50% tariff on goods from the EU until July 9 to negotiate.During a media interview on Thursday, Best Buy CEO Corie Barry said the latest court decision underscored how volatile the tariff climate has been.