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The '''Eden Man-Trap''' | The '''Eden Man-Trap''' was a unnamed plant that [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]] briefly encountered. The Eden Man-Trap was native to the [[planet]] [[Eden]], though one was captured by the [[CET]] machine. | ||
The Eden Man-Trap was a large [[:Category: Plants|plant]] with a central mouth/flower. This mouth/flower was made of several layers of leaves which unfolded to engulf prey. The Eden Man-Trap also had many vines which could wrap around food and drag food towards the mouth/flower. It would release the food from the vines if the plant was too badly damaged. The bottom was made of thick roots which were filled with a green, sticky ichor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Nightmare of Eden]]'') | The Eden Man-Trap was a large [[:Category: Plants|plant]] with a central mouth/flower. This mouth/flower was made of several layers of leaves which unfolded to engulf prey. The Eden Man-Trap also had many vines which could wrap around food and drag food towards the mouth/flower. It would release the food from the vines if the plant was too badly damaged. The bottom was made of thick roots which were filled with a green, sticky ichor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Nightmare of Eden]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 15:17, 15 January 2009
The Eden Man-Trap was a unnamed plant that the Doctor briefly encountered. The Eden Man-Trap was native to the planet Eden, though one was captured by the CET machine.
The Eden Man-Trap was a large plant with a central mouth/flower. This mouth/flower was made of several layers of leaves which unfolded to engulf prey. The Eden Man-Trap also had many vines which could wrap around food and drag food towards the mouth/flower. It would release the food from the vines if the plant was too badly damaged. The bottom was made of thick roots which were filled with a green, sticky ichor. (DW: Nightmare of Eden)
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