Sources vary greatly, with most stating that dragonflies' top speed is around 60 kilometres per hour (38 mph) for the larger species, and about half that for smaller species. Some sources claim that dragonflies have been clocked up to 97 km per hour, or 60 mph, but these claims are difficult to verify.
A defense mechanism of a dragonfly is that it can fly very fast to fly away from danger. They also have very large eyes, so they can see predators coming.
Dragonflies are very proficient at flying with their two pairs of strong, transparent wings, They are very fast flyers, even able to hover before darting off to catch a passing fly.
Dragonflies cannot fly without wings.
dragonflies normally fly between 7 to 9 ft. above or near water.
They can fly forwards, backwards, and upwards.
Dragonflies like to fly around and just play around for fun! Dragonflies like to fly around and just play around for fun!
Because they have small wings so they can fly.
Dragonflies are effective predators capable of rapid flight. The Southern Giant Darner, which is a large example of dragonfly has been clocked at 60 miles per hour.
Dragonflies go on top of each other and fly because sometimes they are husband and wife staying together.
Dragonflies fly,crawl and hover
yes , they need to fly
If the snail had wings and could fly like a pig then yes it could eat dragonflies.