Ultraviolet Fly Trap

The Venus fly trap is native to the subtropical wetlands on the East Coast of the United States, mainly in North and South Carolina. It evolved to be a carnivorous plant because the soil in its native habitat is nutrient - poor. By catching and digesting insects, it can obtain the necessary nitrogen and other nutrients that are scarce in the soil.

It originated in specific regions of the US due to the need for extra nutrients. The soil there was not rich enough, so it became carnivorous.

No. Venus fly traps are small plants that typically eat insects. In a children's story, it might seem possible for the sake of imagination, but in reality, they are not large or strong enough to eat cat children.

Yes, Ultraviolet is a Marvel comic. It features unique characters and storylines within the Marvel universe.

Yes, Ultraviolet is a real comic. It might not be as mainstream as some others, but it exists.

No, it's not. Ultraviolet has an original story that's not adapted from a comic.

Yes, Ultraviolet is a comic book character. You can find her in various comic series.

It would be a very strange situation. Since a Venus fly trap is so small compared to cat children, it would probably fail miserably. The cat children might be scared at first but then realize the Venus fly trap is no real threat.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. It could be about various things. Maybe it has a science - fiction theme related to ultraviolet light, like some sort of adventure in a world where ultraviolet phenomena play a major role.

No, it isn't. Ultraviolet is not based on a comic book.