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The xicril plant, also called the clapping plant or the hissing vine, is a carnivorous, vine-like plant native to Nataresh that catches and digests animal prey by sending out two vines to grab them. Smaller specimens consume mostly insects and small mammals, though larger variants (which can grow to three feet in height and five feet in diameter) can trap birds and medium-sized dogs. Its trapping structure is formed by the spade-tipped vines, which possess thorns. The thorns contain potent venom that can paralyze small animals, though it usually just leaves a painful sting and drowsiness for large animals and average sentients. The prey is then dragged to a central sac and engulfed.

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