The cannibal flower is not cannibalistic, but is actually a king flower.

The cannibal flower is actually a king flower, because the diameter of the flower is very large, coupled with the body of the flower itself will emit a kind of rotting corpse odor. So it makes people think that he will eat people, and that's how the name Cannibal Flower came about.

Another theory is that there are no cannibal flowers in the world, only in cartoons and movies.

Expanded Information:

There are about 500 species of cannibals on Earth. p>There are about 500 species of carnivorous plants on Earth, such as hogweed, bottlebrush, flytrap, felt moss, etc., but they only eat small animals like insects.

People should refer to the cannibalistic flower - a parasitic plant growing in the rainforests of Southeast Asia, the "king flower", the diameter of the flower is more than a meter wide, and is also the world's heaviest flower (up to seven kilograms). The flower emits a strong odor of rotting flesh, which was mistakenly thought to be animal-eating, but in fact the rotting odor only attracts flies to pollinate the flower.

An even bigger flower, the Titan Arum, is also known. The flower is 2.7 meters tall, and its scientific name is Armorphophallus titanum, from the rainforests of West Sumatra, Indonesia, where it was discovered in 1878 by botanist Odoardo Beccari. The large lily-shaped flowers smell like rotting corpse flesh, so it is also called a corpse flower. The special smell of rotting flesh also attracts insects to pollinate the flowers.

The world's largest known insectivorous plant, for a kind of growth in Java, Borneo, pigweed, its capsule leaf capacity of up to eight liters.

There are no insectivorous plants that feed on humans either, not even those that can eat mice, because they can't digest organisms other than arthropods, so the world is devoid of cannibalistic flowers.

In recent years, newspapers and magazines have been publishing reports of cannibalistic plants, some in the primeval forests of the Amazon River basin in South America and others on the Indonesian island of Java. Although these reports gave detailed descriptions of the morphology, habits and locations of different cannibalistic plants, unfortunately, in all of these reports, no one produced direct evidence of the cannibalistic plants - photographs or specimens, nor did they pinpoint which family or genus the plants belonged to. For this reason, many botanists are skeptical about the veracity of the existence of man-eating plants.

Reference:Baidu Encyclopedia - Cannibal Flower