Explain whether plants can protect themselves from animals?

In the process of evolution, plants, like other species, have learned to protect themselves from animals. Some plants grow thorns on their stems, an example of such a plant is rosehip, rose. Thus, the leaves are protected from being eaten by animals. Some plants can emit a strong dose of toxic substances, one of these plants is called Belladonna. Other plants, instead of defense, go on the offensive. So the Venus flytrap releases a strong-smelling extract that lures insects when they land on a flower, the plant eats them.