The fuck is this thing, /an/? I found it dead on my porch. Do

Yellow-spotted recluse

How dumb are you

>>2181476
On the slim chance you're being serious, it's a dragonfly. I hope you've at least heard of them.

>>2181476
It's called a needle wasp it kills over 100 people each year in Mexico alone.

Take it to the vet

>>2181476
i wonder why dead dragonflies make me sad. dead butterflies aren't sad. dead dragonflies...its like they should be zipping around but they aren't zipping at all.

>>2181476
A deceased buggus

>>2181728
It's dragonflies that always on dinosaur fantasy paintings. They look ancient, like a piece of history. Proper insect "megafauna". Even OP looks like a fossil from the thunbnail.

>pointed rocks dug into Yanmega
>Yanmega fainted

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>>2181728
Lepidoptera gain artistic value and appreciation when they die, Anisoptera instead fade and look like abandoned aircraft in disrepair.
>>2182786
+1 upvote

>>2181728
The larvae of big dragonflies can take several years to develop, only to die after a few weeks of flying around.