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Predatory plants cannot by trap and digest persons. A small piece of skin was placed in a Venus flytrap and after 2 weeks was residual "mush." However, dead skin has no defensive or reparative properties and would disintegrate if left alone. | Predatory plants cannot by trap and digest persons. A small piece of skin was placed in a Venus flytrap and after 2 weeks was residual "mush." However, dead skin has no defensive or reparative properties and would disintegrate if left alone. |
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Predatory plants cannot by trap and digest persons. A small piece of skin was placed in a Venus flytrap and after 2 weeks was residual "mush." However, dead skin has no defensive or reparative properties and would disintegrate if left alone.