Eleanor Colver, the British Dragonfly Society’s conservation officer, told The Independent: “The main cause of the species’ ...

Having suffered from its lowland peatbog habitats being destroyed over the years, the creature will find a new home at RSPB ...

A rare dragonfly is being introduced to a hidden corner of Cumbria. The White-faced Darter, known for its distinctive chalk-white face, will be introduced to the RSPB Campfield Marsh as part of a ...

Most dragonfly larvae, which are aquatic for one to two years, are utterly insatiable, eating everything they come across, including tadpoles, fish, and mosquito and other insect larvae.

Antlions are ugly insect larvae that hunt ants. Eventually, they blossom into dragonfly-like insects and fly away from their ...

Though dragonfly larvae were known to be eaten, he said there had been no evidence of the adults having been consumed raw. According to Watanabe, dragonfly larvae are an abundant source of protein ...

The murky depths of the pond held a hidden world, teeming with tiny aquatic creatures – perhaps a darting water boatman, a wriggling newt larva, or a delicate dragonfly nymph. Each discovery ...

By Will Hawkes As I sprinted across the flower-rich meadow on the eastern coast of Cyprus, I could barely see my car. The air was full of tiny black dots, pelting like bullets past me. I hauled open ...

That's probably due to the dragonfly's amazing life cycle, which involves transformation from an underwater larva, a stage that may last as long as two years before they emerge as adults.