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The Incinerator Dragonfly

The Incinerator Dragonfly is a nocturnal, malicious insect that is confusing a lot of scientists making them scratch their head. It was discovered after a recent snow storm in the Himalayas Mount Everest . That’s not the only place you can find the insect, you can also find then in other snowy mountain areas around the world. Have you ever come in contact with one? Do you think they can be friendly? Do you want to exterminate this newly discovered species of dragonfly? Or do you want to keep it alive for the world to see?

Deadly Sting.

When hostile, the Incinerator Dragonfly can stab you with its horns/injectors and release a massive amount of lethal acid into your vanes and organs giving you a slow painful death. When your dead, the Incinerator will harvest your body and feed it to its family then the body gets burned.

Nesting

The insect builds a nest with acid and uses it to stick other things to it. Once its done the worker sends a signal to the queen telling her that its time to move in. These slender, immense creatures are now (not all of them) are being tested in labs. The scientists are testing the way they react to animals and birds.

How it travels and leaders

The incinerator dragonfly travels with its colony of 60. The queens are much larger than the normal worker. It can inject twice the acid of the normal and it is very strict. The queens are a mint green and a crimson red. When they see a human, they give them a crimson glare.

Queens cruelty

Once the workers have fed the babies and raised them the queen kicks them out and let the kids take over. They never kick out there right hands though because there the closest family. Once the kids are grown they begin work. The right hand also has a really important job when the queen goes out for a bit, the right hand looks after the colony.

Nature and attack methods

When the Incinerator finds another deadly insect it normally hides in leafs but when it doesn’t hide it plays dead and waits for it to loose interest then it attacks and kills it.

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