Dragonfly Anatomy and Behavior

The video introduces dragonflies, describing their habitats, physical features, and life cycle stages from eggs to adults. It explains their behavior, hunting techniques, and how they defend against predators. The ecological importance of dragonflies in controlling insect populations is highlighted. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

Where can dragonflies typically be found?

• Only in forests

• Near lakes, ponds, and streams

• In deserts

• Only in cities

What are the three main body parts of a dragonfly?

• Abdomen, eyes, and wings

• Head, wings, and tail

• Head, thorax, and abdomen

• Thorax, legs, and wings

What is the term for the process when dragonfly nymphs shed their skin?

• Metamorphosis

• Shedding

• Transforming

• Molting

How do dragonfly nymphs breathe underwater?

• Using gills

• Through their skin

• With lungs

• By absorbing oxygen from water

What is the primary diet of dragonfly nymphs?

• Plants

• Small fish and tadpoles

• Insects

• Fruits

What is a unique feature of a dragonfly's wings?

• They are used for swimming

• They are always colorful

• They are always transparent

• They can move in all directions

How do dragonflies catch their prey?

• By using their wings

• Using their tails

• With their eyes

• With their legs

How long do adult dragonflies typically live?

• A few days

• A few weeks to a year

• Several years

• Only during summer

Which of the following is NOT a predator of dragonflies?

• Raccoons

• Birds

• Frogs

• Lions

What role do dragonflies play in the ecosystem?

• They produce honey

• They decompose organic matter

• They pollinate flowers

• They control insect populations