No, fireflies are those little bugs that glow yellow, and come out in the summer, and when most people were little, they went out and caught them. On the other hand dragonflies are much larger and greenish (usually). Look at a picture on Google images, and you will see the blatant difference.
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DAY- flies butterflies dragonflies NIGHT- MOSQUITOES fireflies and moths
Same vision?
maybe
the same as in your backyard. there is no such thing as a domestic insect.
No, they're another order entirely. Dragonflies are part of order Odonata, lacewings are Neuroptera. Dragonflies have incomplete metamorphosis with a nymph and no pupa, lacewings have a larva and pupa stage. ^^
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English, the same language your question is in...
yes
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The bug that eats male fireflies and uses the same glow as the female firefly is called the "femme fatale" firefly. This predatory female firefly mimics the mating signal of the female firefly to attract and consume male fireflies. This deceptive behavior helps the femme fatale firefly to both lure and feed on unsuspecting male fireflies.
Yes they are two different companies. catching fireflies is a whimsical gift gallery based in Michigan with 2 brick-n-mortar stores & an online shopping site. chasing fireflies is a child focused gift & clothing catalog/website company based in Washington.