The newly discovered clawed dragonfly is renowned for its ability to stab a hole in metal and concrete. The creature lives in places that have Caesium Hydroxide [CsOH] in abundance]. It is crucially endangered and is believed to only have 10,000 specimens left. Would you be lucky and brave enough to find one and will you recognise it if you do?
There are 2 types of clawed dragonflies; The 4-eyed clawed dragonfly and the dinofly.
The 4-eyed clawed dragonfly is more common and prefers to jump and climb in trees. Its stinger has venom but is not potent. The claws, however, are filled with radioactive molten uranium. The skin will look quite white as of the Caesium Hydroxide that it bathes in. This species is more of a carnivore but can eat plants if it is obliged to.
The dinofly is the rarer species of clawed dragonfly and only has two eyes. The little bushy tail holds a sticky secret: it is covered with glue so when a predator touches the tail it would stick to him. Then the dinofly would repeatedly bite the creature with its teeth till it bleeds to death. Then it feeds on the creature. This species will only eat meat, eggs or wood. The dinofly is more dangerous.
Both are believed to have first existed around the creatorous period when T-Rex and Ankylosaurus roamed. Around then these massive beasts were probably too strong for 4-eyed clawed dragonflies and dinoflies to kill and eat. The biggest enemies for clawed dragonflies are the blood-churners who have trillions of stings.
But stll, BEWARE of the CLAWED DRAGONFLIES!
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