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How does a dragonfly gets it food?
they eat leaves
Can a dragonfly eat a bee in a food chain?
yes
Is a dragonfly a food for animals?
Yes, birds, fish and spiders eat them.
What is the role of a dragonfly?
they eat other insects that eat and kill peoples gardens and are food for bigger animals
Where can you buy dragonfly food?
In the dragonfly section of the pet store.
What eat mosquitos?
Dragonfly's
Can cats eat a dragonfly and trip?
Cats will probably eat a dragonfly if they catch it. However dragonflies are not hallucinogenic to felines.
What does dragonfly nymph eat?
They eat mosquito larvae.
What is dragonfly role in the food chain?
A dragonfly eats smaller bugs, and gets eaten by frogs, other dragonflies, and other, bigger creatures. The dragonfly is very important, just like every other animal in the food chain.bugs,insects
What do dragonfly feed on?
food
Does dragonfly eat dead ant?
no
Do dragonfly nymphs eat algae?
No.
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