Nepenthes rajah on the slopes of Mount Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo by François Sockhom Mey.

Known as the ‘king pitcher plant’, Nepenthes rajah produces the most voluminous traps of all carnivorous plants. It has a mutualistic partnership with summit rats, which lick nectar from the pitcher lids, but if the rats slip, they can be caught and killed within the plants’ enormous pitchers!

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