Question

A Venus' flytrap has trigger hairs that can sense when an insect lands on its lobes, or leaves. Which statement best explains how this differs from the sense of touch in animals?

Answer 1

Answer: Venus' flytraps detect its prey using a type of mechanosensitivity that has trigger hairs that are able to detect an insect landing on its lobes, not through the sense of touch as found in animals.

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