Animals
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Dragonflies Utilize Eyesight and Slight Wing Control to Fly Straight
Dragonflies are a sight to behold, with their stretched body, massive wingspan, and iridescent colors. Their uniqueness extends beyond their appearance: being one of the world's oldest insect species, they were an early pioneer of aerial flight.
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