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more than 117 species of dragonflies have been identified- over 184 if you include the damselflies, the members of the smaller suborder Zygoptera.
The fast flying insect the dragonfly has 5680 different species of dragonfly. And there are undoubtedly more that have not yet been discovered by scientists.

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