zhilin
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Post by zhilin on Mar 13, 2010 10:49:37 GMT
Here is a series of pictures showing D. scorpioides cathing a prey. Notice how its tentacles move to curl its prey inward. Actually, there are only two tentacles carrying the prey inward. Hope you like them: Pic of its tentacles before catching a prey: A prey was caught by it at 50 m:04 s: at 50 m: 10 s: at 50 m: 18 s: at 50 m: 30 s: at 50 m: 44 s: at 50 m: 52 s: at 51 m: 01 s: at 51 m: 24 s:
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Post by unstuckintime on Mar 14, 2010 16:38:39 GMT
Thats amazing! Thank you for sharing this with us.
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sundewman
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Happy Growing!
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Post by sundewman on Mar 16, 2010 3:48:46 GMT
That last pic is just great!!! Looks like a dinosaur or something feeding itself with those 2 tentacles holding onto the food like that
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zhilin
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Post by zhilin on Mar 17, 2010 8:33:26 GMT
Thank you. I am glad that you like these photos. D.scorpioides is my favorite sundew.
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