How The Dragonfly Life

Dragonflies are generally relatively large stature and perch with open wings or stretched sideways. While the needle dragonfly is generally smallish and has a thin, slim abdominal like a needle, and settles with wings closed, erect united above the back. Floats are the fastest flying insects and can reach speeds of 57 km / per hour. Dragonflies are hunters, who catch and eat other insects. Insects to eat are placed on the front of the dragonfly.

The life cycle of dragonfly, from egg to matisetelahelah adult, varies between six months to a maximum of six or seven years. Dragonflies lay their eggs on plants that are in the water. There are types that are happy with the water pooled, but there are also types of dragonflies who love to put their eggs in the water rather swift. After hatching, the shell (arva) of dragonflies live and thrive in the bottom of the water undergoes a metamorphosis into a nymph and eventually comes out of water as an adult dragonfly. Hatching dragonfly larvae do not resemble their winged parent. These larvae live and grow in water by feeding on all small creatures. The greatest predominant is tadpoles

The food is captured using a hand-held hook that is ejected from the face. The larvae can spend 2 to 3 years before they are ready. Like butterflies, they morphed. When mature enough, the dragonfly comes out of its cocoon and becomes an adult dragonfly. Dragonflies have large size eyes, so it looks to meet their heads. Therefore, the dragonfly has a very good vision. They can see food that is 40 meters away from where they are. However, they have a poor sense of smell and they have a small antenna.

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