File:Природный вертолет.jpg

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Русский: "Красные одежки
                                                                                        нацепилп стрекоза —
                                                                                        торопится на праздник!.."
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Стрекоза является одним из наиболее древних насекомых, населяющих нашу планету. Их далекие родственники имели весьма внушительные габариты, превышающие размеры многих современных птиц. На данном снимке представлена разнокрылая стрекоза в Алтайском крае.
English: Dragonfly is one of the most ancient insects inhabiting our planet. Their distant relatives had a very impressive size, exceeding the size of many modern birds. This picture shows a multi-wing dragonfly in the Altai region.
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