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Female emperor dragonfly
Female emperor dragonfly (Anax imperator) laying eggs into a decaying iris leaf. Using its spur- shaped ovipositor, eggs are laid in plant tissue to give them protection form predation. This dragonfly inhabits large pools and slow-moving rivers
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Media ID 6460591
© ADRIAN BICKER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Estimated Product Size is 50cm x 32.7cm (19.7" x 12.9")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from Science Photo Library showcases the remarkable sight of a female emperor dragonfly, scientifically known as Anax imperator, delicately laying her eggs into a decaying iris leaf. With its spur-shaped ovipositor, this magnificent creature ensures that the eggs are securely placed within the plant tissue, providing them with protection against potential predators. The female emperor dragonfly is commonly found in large pools and slow-moving rivers where it gracefully roams. Its presence adds to the vibrant tapestry of nature's wild life. This particular moment captured by Science Photo Library highlights the intricate beauty of this fascinating species. As we observe this mesmerizing image, we are reminded of the wonders of zoology and biology. The delicate wings and slender body of this invertebrate showcase nature's impeccable design. The dragonfly's ability to lay eggs on water surfaces using surface tension is truly awe-inspiring. In this photograph, we witness an extraordinary event - birth in its purest form. The single egg being gently released into its watery habitat symbolizes new beginnings and the cycle of life itself. Let us appreciate every detail captured by Science Photo Library: from the flag iris leaves serving as a nurturing bed for these precious eggs to the meticulous craftsmanship exhibited by mother nature through her creation - Anax imperator, also known as Emperor Dragonfly.
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