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Have you ever seen a dragonfly up close? What does it look like? How does it eat? What is its life cycle? When you check out the Zoom Bubbles on every spread of this book, you will get an up close peek at this insects body, eyes, antennae, wings, and more!

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Have you ever seen a dragonfly up close? What does it look like? How does it eat? What is its life cycle? When you check out the "Zoom Bubbles" on every spread of this book, you will get an up-close peek at this insect's body, eyes, antennae, wings, and more!

"THIS SERIES IS A GREAT INTRODUCTION TO THE INSECT WORLD, HIGHLIGHTING APPEALING AND FAMILIAR EXAMPLES."

Helen Hess, PhD, Series Science Consultant
Professor of Biology
College of the Atlantic
Bar Harbor, Maine

"YOUNG READERS WHO LIKE FLYING AND CRAWLING INSECTS WILL LOVE THESE INFORMATION-PACKED BOOKS!"

Allan A. De Fina, PhD, Series Literacy Consultant
Dean, College of Education/Professor of Literacy Education
New Jersey City University
Past President of the New Jersey Reading Association

About the Author

Trained as both a scientist and journalist, Melissa Stewart is the award-winning author of more than 100 books for young readers. While gathering information for her books, Melissa has explored tropical forests in Costa Rica, gone on safari in Kenya and Tanzania, and swum with sea lions in the Galpagos Islands.

antennae an TEN ee Two long thin body parts on the head of insects and some - photo 1

antennae (an TEN ee) Two long, thin body parts on the head of insects and some other animals. Antennae help animals sense the world around them.

claspers (KLAS puhrz)The two body parts a male dragonfly uses to grab a female while they mate.

nymph (NIMF)The second part in the life cycle of some insects. A nymph changes into an adult.

prey (PRAY)An animal that is hunted for food.

Image Credit Zaliha YussofPhotoscom Dragonflies have lived on Earth for - photo 2

Image Credit Zaliha YussofPhotoscom Dragonflies have lived on Earth for - photo 3

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Dragonflies have lived on Earth for millions of years. You can find them near most ponds and streams. In places where winter is cold, some dragonflies fly to warmer areas.

Image Credit Shuttertockcom Image Credit Shuttertockcom A dragonfly - photo 4

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Image Credit Shuttertockcom A dragonfly is an insect An insect has six legs - photo 5

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A dragonfly is an insect. An insect has six legs. Its body has three parts.

An insects head is in the front. The thorax is in the middle. The abdomen is the part at the back.

Image Credit Shuttertockcom Image Credit Shuttertockcom Dragonflies - photo 6

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Image Credit Shuttertockcom Dragonflies have two sets of wings They can fly - photo 7

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Dragonflies have two sets of wings. They can fly as fast as a car drives on the highway.

Dodge! Dart!

Whiz! Whirl!

The long, tough wings carry the insect through the air.

Image Credit Shuttertockcom Image Credit Shuttertockcom A dragonfly - photo 8

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Image Credit Shuttertockcom A dragonfly eats small flying insects It catches - photo 9

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A dragonfly eats small flying insects. It catches its meaty meals in the air. Then it pops them into its mouth. A dragonfly chews its prey with its strong jaws.

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Image Credit Pavel LebedinskyPhotoscom A dragonfly has six legs They are - photo 11

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A dragonfly has six legs. They are attached to the middle of its body.

The insect flies with its legs bunched together. The legs form a basket that scoops up prey.

Image Credit Richard BeckerFLPAMinden Pictures This dragonfly has just - photo 12

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This dragonfly has just caught a bee.

Image Credit Shuttertockcom A dragonfly has two huge eyes They are the best - photo 13

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A dragonfly has two huge eyes. They are the best eyes in the insect world.

The eyes can see right and left, up and down, all at the same time! They help the hungry hunter spot flying prey.

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Image Credit Shuttertockcom Can you see this dragonflys antennae They are - photo 15

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Can you see this dragonflys antennae? They are tiny. And they dont do much. They cant feel or hear or taste. They can smell things, but not very well.

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Image Credit Shuttertockcom When a male dragonfly spots a female he grabs - photo 17

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When a male dragonfly spots a female, he grabs her. He uses claspers on the back of his body. The two insects lock their bodies and fly through the air. This is how they mate.

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Image Credit Shuttertockcom When a dragonfly comes out of its egg it has no - photo 19

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When a dragonfly comes out of its egg, it has no wings. Its body is short. The nymph has to live in the water for two or three years. Then it crawls onto land. It sheds its skin and becomes an adult.

Image Credit Rene KrekelsFoto NaturaMinden Pictures This nymph is shedding - photo 20

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This nymph is shedding its skin.

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