Why can some carnivorous plants count their prey's footsteps?

The trap of the Venus flytrap (*Dionaea muscipula*) requires an insect to touch its sensitive hairs twice within 20 seconds to close, and five times to release digestive enzymes without wasting energy in vain.

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