Well, they don't. Not all species emerge synchronosly, in fact I think your thinking of mayflies.
Whatever the species, it is always for two reasons - to avoid predation by overwhelming your predators and for sex. And I guess also for better gene distribution and offspring survivability (synchronised mating usually occurs before a synchronised hatching/birthing)
Dragon flies swarm due to abundant supply of food in the area. They also swarm to mate. This is less likely because males are more aggressive around other males during mating.
Yes. Dragonflies have six legs as do all insects.
no dragonflies do eat mosquitos,but they dont pollinate plants
Yes, dragonflies do moult, a process known as ecdysis. They undergo multiple molts during their nymph stage, shedding their exoskeleton to grow larger. Once they emerge as adults, they typically only moult once more, shortly after leaving the water, as they expand their wings and harden their bodies. This process is crucial for their development and survival.
if your wondering about back bones, dragonflies do not have them...they have exo-sceletons. Its like scales.
Like all insects, dragonflies have six legs, arranged in three pairs.
The incomplete metamorphosis of a dragonfly involves three main stages: egg, nymph, and adult. The process begins when female dragonflies lay eggs in or near water. Once the eggs hatch, the nymphs emerge and live in aquatic environments, where they undergo multiple molts. After several weeks to months, depending on the species, the nymphs eventually crawl out of the water, shed their skin again, and transform into adult dragonflies.
yes
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During the fall, all generations have emerged and thats why you see more of them. At the end of the fall, the dragonflies will die.
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Not at all. Dragonflies are beautiful and harmless.