Dragonflies are not considered "smart" in the same way mammals are, as they have a simpler nervous system and brain structure. However, they exhibit remarkable behaviors, such as impressive hunting skills and adaptive flight patterns, which reflect a certain level of intelligence in navigating their environment and capturing prey. Their ability to process visual information quickly and respond to threats also indicates a level of sophistication in their behavior. Overall, while they may not possess intelligence comparable to higher animals, dragonflies demonstrate effective survival strategies.
FOOD!
Yes!
No.
yes
dragonflys might have hives
No they don't
Yes they have about 5000 species.
baby and adult
birds and fish
All except Antarctica.
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lots of dragonflys live in the u.s.a