Pets

This plant-like species existed under the radar for an unknowably long time, often believed to be an average venus fly trap. That is, until they started biting those who gardened them. Nowadays, it's highly advised to keep these in the wild and stay clear, as their sharp teeth and strong vines aren't a good match for most any critter.

Variants

Domesticated from their aggresive relatives, these happy flowers are created to have a good time! They're common starter pets, having all the personality of an animal with the maintenance needs of a sturdy plant.