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SPEED EATER
High-speed cameras give scientists the chance to see carnivorous bladderworts suck in their prey — all in about half a millisecond. Credit: Interdisciplinary Physics Lab/CNRS and Joseph Fourier University, Plant Biomechanics Group/University of Freiburg