​The Pitcher Plant (Visual)

From Awake, My Glory, by Rabbi Avigdor Miller 

The pitcher-plant exudes a sweet odor to lure insects into its hollow. 

The down-pointing spikes prevent the insects from escaping from the hollow. 

The pool at the bottom of the hollow drowns the insects. The digestive enzymes in the pool digest the prey. 

​Thus the odor and the spikes and the pool and the enzymes are all essential for the nourishment of the plant, and they all collaborate for one end-purpose. ​

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