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Chief Conservation Officer Paul Boniface pulls aside

Chief Conservation Officer Paul Boniface pulls aside

Chief Conservation Officer Paul Boniface pulls aside plants to get a closer look at a Venus flytrap Sept. 10 aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. The plant can reach up to 10 centimeters high.

Venus flytraps are rarely found in nature, indigenous

Venus flytraps are rarely found in nature, indigenous

Venus flytraps are rarely found in nature, indigenous to only a few locations on the planet but grow throughout Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. The carnivorous plants are listed as threatened in the Endangered ... More

Venus flytraps are rarely found in nature, indigenous

Venus flytraps are rarely found in nature, indigenous

Venus flytraps are rarely found in nature, indigenous to only a few locations on the planet but grow throughout Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. The carnivorous plants are listed as threatened in the Endangered ... More

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