“The waterwheel (Aldovanda vesiculosa) operates similarly to the Venus Fly Trap – with a benefit. Where the Venus Fly Trap is land locked, the waterwheel floats freely in of water. And, just like the Fly Trap, it’s “mouth” snaps shut on any prey that lands on it.”
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SARAHSPY is Sarah Lynn Knowles, a Brooklyn-based writer/editor and pop culture junkie. I've run sarahspy.com since 2007, and I curate art/fiction/music journal Storychord. I'm also national board vice president of The Furnace Review and events editor for Carroll Gardens Patch. Recently I've written for: Brooklyn Based, Metrowize, Thought Catalog, USA Today's Pop Candy, Low Log, Cayman Airways' Skies, Nerve, PR Tactics, This Recording, Rawkblog, Head Underwater, and Brokelyn. My top 3 loves are live music, bloody mary brunches, and fiction writing (read my short stories in Perigee and Slice Magazine).
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