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Holding to life

Holding to life

Dragonflies, take 7 years to be born, and just a coulple of months to die. They live in the water during almost those 7 years. An amazing little fellow....
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Dragonflies, take 7 years to be born, and just a coulple of months to die. They live in the water during almost those 7 years. An amazing little fellow.
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