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Tick Tock
Tick Tock

By D. Parkins, E. Browne

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Fly traps
Fly traps

By Martin Jenkins

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Describes the habitat and physical characteristics of various insect-eating plants, such as bladderworts, sundews, pitcher plants and the Venus flytrap.

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Die braaivleis
Die braaivleis

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