Damselfly

The video follows the life cycle of a damsel fly, starting with its transformation from an aquatic nymph to a winged adult. The female must quickly find a mate and lay her eggs due to her short lifespan. After mating, she lays her eggs underwater, avoiding predators. Her wings trap air, allowing her to breathe while depositing eggs. The cycle continues as the eggs hatch into nymphs, beginning the process anew.

What is the initial stage of the damsel fly's life cycle?

• Winged adult

• Larva

• Egg

• Aquatic nymph

Why is the adult damsel fly in a hurry after its transformation?

• To shed its skin

• To find a mate and lay eggs

• To migrate

• To find food

How do male damsel flies compete for a female?

• By building nests

• By changing colors

• By battling each other

• By singing

What shape do the bodies of mating damsel flies form?

• Heart

• Circle

• Triangle

• Square

How does the female damsel fly ensure she can breathe underwater while laying eggs?

• By using her wings to trap air

• By developing gills

• By staying above water

• By holding her breath