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Illustration of a dragonfly with outstretched wings on a white background. The dragonfly features a yellow body with segmented details and two pairs of transparent wings, each with prominent veins and black tips. The head displays large, distinct compound eyes and short antennae. The design is clear and symmetrical, highlighting the insect's natural form. Dragonflies belong to the order Odonata, known for their agile flight and role in controlling mosquito populations.