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Have you ever been outside on a warm day and thought, "I wonder how dragonflies see the world." If so, this episode is for you! From upwards of a 7yr childhood, to eyes that connect directly to their wings, Dragonflies have been the subject of wonder for thousands of years, but how much do we know about these high-speed racers?
Her Book:
Dragonflies at a Biogeographical Crossroads: The Odonata of Oklahoma and Complexities Beyond Its Borders
by Brenda D. Smith and Michael A. Patten, with contributions by Roy J. Beckemeyer and Bruce W. Hoagland
By Sean WashingtonHave you ever been outside on a warm day and thought, "I wonder how dragonflies see the world." If so, this episode is for you! From upwards of a 7yr childhood, to eyes that connect directly to their wings, Dragonflies have been the subject of wonder for thousands of years, but how much do we know about these high-speed racers?
Her Book:
Dragonflies at a Biogeographical Crossroads: The Odonata of Oklahoma and Complexities Beyond Its Borders
by Brenda D. Smith and Michael A. Patten, with contributions by Roy J. Beckemeyer and Bruce W. Hoagland