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A dragonfly that loves light
If you take a quick look at the image that has been uploaded here, at first glance an object like an extremely terrifying eye appears in the dark darkness of the night, it is one of the eyes of a beast that is staring at your gaze. However, if you take a closer look, you conclude that, you can see a dragonfly perched on a colored light bulb.
From a distance you can see a very scary phenomenon, even though it was originally a small insect perched on a small colored lamp, do you think this is a miracle? Or can you say it as Amazing Nature?
The answer depends on the results of your own illustration, each person of course has their own imagination.
However...
Everything is a natural phenomenon that occurs around us, if you agree with me.
Dragonflies are a species of insect that are often seen doing their day-to-day activities at exactly noon, or you can say they are active during the day. Then why is he present at night?
In this case I can say that every flying insect instinct that is active during the day will always seek the light that it often reaches in its daily life, this is done to repair its body that is exposed to water, be it rain or dew. So when the sun rises they will try to dry their wings through the sun during the day.
If you see an insect flying at night it means something different has happened to the original conditions. Then the cause occurs with several causes, such as:
- Seen their food on certain objects
- Intrigued by the circumstances around him
- Willing to achieve something useful
- Or some things that could make him really lucky when he broke through it.
When dragonflies fly at night and look for bright light, of course they can see something in a bright place, this is done because they see food waiting in front of it, of course, around the light bulb there are many small insects playing around in-the light loop. In general, hundreds of mosquitoes or other small flying insects are feasting on it.
It is not difficult for the dragonfly instinct to detect its food in the form of mosquitoes or alates that are in a light, dragonflies will know that in every light there is of course other small flying animals feasting.
However, what amazes us is, the resilience of his body which is able to stand very close to the lamp which has a hot light. His small and fragile body was able to withstand the heat of the light, was his blood flow not rigid or did his dry body not burn?
A dragonfly is able to stand on a lamp that is on for hours without a single limb getting injured, even tomorrow we will see that it is still fresh and in shape without missing a thing.
What was even more amazed was that his eyes were able to see the big light rays with his small eyes, he was very powerful and humans saw him think repeatedly in researching it.
This state of affairs is what a wonderful natural phenomenon says to a dragonfly being able to penetrate other rays of light with the power of its extraordinary eye rays.
Although some people say he got lost at night due to the wrong prediction of circumstances due to long distance travel from one habitat to another, what we should give a thumbs up is his ability to adapt to every situation, both in water and in the air
There is a lot of learning that can be learned by science about a dragonfly in everything and in all its behavior in everyday life in continuing their civilization in this world.
Thus a brief explanation about insects such as dragonflies, hopefully this is useful and thank you very much.
| Description | Photo & Writing¦ |
|---|---|
| Photografer | @iebalgamge |
| Location | Aceh-Indonesia |
| Camera | VIVO Y12 |
| Teks | Own idea |
| Title | The greatness of dragonflies in adapting to the environment |
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