Giant dragonfly

Art illustration - Prehistoric Insects - Meganeura: ( "large nerves") is an extinct genus of insects protodonatos Meganeuridae family. Among its species is Meganeura monyi, a kindred with current dragonflies insect, who lived in the Carboniferous period (300 Ma ago). With a wingspan of over 75 cm, it is the largest known species of insects that ever existed on Earth.

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The aquatic, wingless offspring of dragonflies are called dragonfly nymphs. Giant dragonfly nymphs can be several feet in length and mostly hunt in shallow waters, eating carrion and ambushing living creatures with their fully grown counterparts. They are not daunted by larger creatures, compelled by their instinct to eat as much as possible to sustain their growth.

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Meaning: 'giant nerves' Diet: Carnivore Wingspan: 2.5 feet Time period: Late Carboniferous period (311-282 million years ago). Fossils found: Europe Meganeura (giant dragonfly)

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What Was the Biggest Insect That Ever Lived? Meganeura is a genus of extinct insects from the Carboniferous period. More Info ..Check This Out