VENUS: EARTH’S SISTER PLANET WITH A FIERY SECRET | Why the planet closest to us became the hottest world in the solar system We revisit Venus, a planet long admired for its brilliance in Earth’s sky and feared for its extreme conditions. Often called Earth’s sister due to its similar size and mass, Venus tells a very different story of planetary evolution. With surface temperatures soaring to around 462°C, Venus holds the title of the hottest planet in our solar system — even hotter than Mercury

Scientists now hope to learn about Venus’ geology and evolution by analyzing the probe’s images. | IFLScience

How the Venus Flytrap Triggers Self-Destruct Mode How the Venus Flytrap Triggers Self-Destruct Mode – This fascinating carnivorous plant snaps shut to catch prey but has limited energy reserves. After failed hunts, it locks its leaves and stops hunting entirely. A true marvel of nature’s survival strategy! Credits: CarnivorousCorner /YT, buggedoutencounters /YT #NatureFacts #PlantScience #Biology #FlyTrap #fblifestyle | OnyN News