Dragonflies bob their tails in water primarily to lay eggs. The female dragonfly dips her abdomen into the water, creating small splashes that help disperse her eggs into aquatic vegetation. This behavior not only aids in the fertilization process but also provides a safe environment for the developing larvae. Additionally, the bobbing motion may help deter predators by creating disturbances in the water.
animals like dragonflies, marsh flies, cat tails,
Yes, baby dragonflies first live in water
No. Dragonflies in water or on aquatic plants.
Dragonflies live near water because they lay their eggs in water. Young dragonflies are aquatic.
No. Dragonflies loose the ability to go underwater.
they go to ponds
They reproduce in the water.
bells were on bob tails
nope
yes
Sometimes.
the pollution get in them