Dragonflies fly alot and eat flying insects. After mating, they will lay their eggs in the water. This is where their larvas live.
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normally a dragon fly lives under ponds
a dragon fly can grow up to be 7 or 6 inches
EXACTLY 24 hours that is why they are so precious to us. One single drangonfly could eat up to 10 times its weight in mosquitoes, where a mosquitoe larvae exists for 99 years in water
The dragonfly is an insect and insects do not have an internal backbone. They have an external exoskeleton covering the body.
Juliet Simms goes by JuJu, Drangonfly, and Mama Snake.
No, but they come out with 12 (average) webkinz each month, they probably will in the near future
it eats a lot of unwanted pests so overall it is a good bug.
The Yangtze giant softshell turtle is sometimes referred to as the "yony dragonfly." This critically endangered species is native to the Yangtze River and is one of the largest freshwater turtle species in the world.
Grass is eaten by a zebra. That zebra is eaten by a Lion. A leaf is eaten by a grasshopper. That grasshopper is eaten by a snake. That snake is eaten by an eagle. A carrot is eaten by a rabbit. That rabbit is eaten by a hawk.
I got this: "Dragonflies specialize in different kinds of hunting techniques. The larva stage is characterized by three basic strategies. Some stalk their prey in vegetation (climbers). Others lie in the mud and debris at the bottom of a pond and wait for prey (sprawlers). One species burrows itself completely in the mud (burrower). While the prey of the larvae is mostly other aquatic insects, some of the larger nymphs attack tadpoles and small fish. The adult dragonfly is a formidable hunting insect. Incredibly agile, it uses the basket formed by its legs to catch insects on the fly. It eats mainly mosquitoes, midges, and other small flying insects." From this site: http://www.daveingram.ca/bcdragonflies/food.html
I got this: "Dragonflies specialize in different kinds of hunting techniques. The larva stage is characterized by three basic strategies. Some stalk their prey in vegetation (climbers). Others lie in the mud and debris at the bottom of a pond and wait for prey (sprawlers). One species burrows itself completely in the mud (burrower). While the prey of the larvae is mostly other aquatic insects, some of the larger nymphs attack tadpoles and small fish. The adult dragonfly is a formidable hunting insect. Incredibly agile, it uses the basket formed by its legs to catch insects on the fly. It eats mainly mosquitoes, midges, and other small flying insects." From this site: http://www.daveingram.ca/bcdragonflies/food.html