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Venus Snapjaw Fly-Bitter

A carnivorous botanical specimen with hinged glowing traps and hair-trigger reflexes.

TMN Scientific SignalTMN-Radio
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Rare Vault-SpecimenPredatory & Reactive FloraMVS-GCMN-0217

Venus Snapjaw Fly-Bitter

Real-World InspirationVenus flytrap, Dionaea muscipula
Origin Myco-VerseSnapjaw Bog Conservatory
Discovery ZoneCarnivorous bog tables and acidic moss shelves
TemperamentPatient, Reactive, Hungry
Special AbilityTrigger-Hair Snap

Habitat Log

Wet sphagnum trays where hinged leaf traps glow like green mouths under blacklight dew.

Field Notes

Venus Flytrap Snapcaps wait with their jaw-leaves half open, reading every vibration across the bog table. When the trigger hairs sing twice, the trap shuts with a wet little click that sounds far too pleased with itself.

Collector Note

Rare and not legally allowed near careless gnats.

Species Stat Range

Glow 35–7575
Signal 60–9090
Agility 80–100100
Camouflage 40–8080
Spore Energy 50–8585