Sodden fields of silent green serpent heads complete with dark red tongues stretch out before me as I explore the Northern California habitat of Darlingtonia californica — the Cobra Lily. Closer examination of their domed heads reveals the clear patches or fenestrations which trick insects into following the light down into the pitchers. As I marvel at these fascinating plants, I ask myself rhetorically, 'How could they be any more interesting?' Well, what if their seeds were distributed by bears?