cross-posted from: https://gregtech.eu/post/15459920
There were a lot of them in the more watery areas:
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That far north?! I never saw them in the wild until I moved to Florida. That's blowing my mind, would have said it was impossible.
There are a suprising numbers of carnivores that can handle proper winters. Sundews go way far north as well!