African lions, who first came to mind among wild animals, were able to catch only 25% of the prey and 50% of the great white sharks, while dragonflies could hunt with 95% success. They do this: Once they find a hunt with a pair of eyes that cover almost the entirety of their head and leave almost no blind spot, they just lock on to it. There is a nervous system that can accurately determine the direction and speed of the prey. In addition, they are structurally very capable of moving and maneuvering, and can reach speeds of up to 30 miles per hour. The dragon, identified with luck, does not have a chance to survive on some of the dragons.
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