Body covering of a dragonfly

Answer 1

A butterfly's body is covered in a cuticle that we often call 'skin'. The cuticle is not alive; skin is alive. The cuticle is covered in scales. Scales give the butterfly its color and repels water.

Answer 2

A dragonfly's body is covered in a hard exoskeleton made of chitin. This exoskeleton provides protection and support to the dragonfly's body, allowing it to move and fly efficiently. Additionally, the exoskeleton is usually brightly colored and patterned, aiding in camouflage and mate selection.

Answer 3

A tough coating of chitin that protects and covers the body!

Answer 4

It is the exoskeleton. Spiders and all insects have exoskeletons.

Answer 5

The body covering of a butterfly is a hard shell known as chitin. It is segmented so that the butterfly can move freely.

Answer 6

A dragonfly, much like other insects, has an exoskeleton. Dragonflies like to eat mosquitoes, as well as other types of insects.

Answer 7

Butterflies wings are actually covered in tiny scales as big as the tip of a pin.

Answer 8

they have compound eyes,three body parts,and six legs

Answer 9

exo-skeleton

Answer 10

it has black veins,white and yellow spots