Some Flytraps are carnivorous plants that have evolved to capture and digest insects. They have modified leaves that form a trap, which is triggered when an insect touches sensitive hairs on the surface of the leaf. The trap then closes, trapping the insect inside, where it is digested by enzymes secreted by the plant. The WEBS acronym stands for 'Water, Enzymes, Bacteria, and Sugars, ' which are all components of the digestive process within the flytrap.