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The dragonfly also has perfect sight. Its two wraparound eyes are
regarded as the best in the insect world. Each eye consists of up to
30,000 separate lenses. These eyes, each of which is semi-spherical and
covers half of its head, provide a very wide field of vision—the drag-
onfly can even see what is going on behind it. 3
As you see, the dragonfly’s various systems constitute a perfect
whole. The slightest deficiency in any one will cause the others to
cease functioning. Yet since they have all been created flawlessly, the
insect has thrived for millions of years.

1. “Exploring The Evolution of Vertical
Flight—at The Speed of Light,” Discover,
October 1984, pp. 44-45.
2. “Helikopter Böce¤i (The Dragonfly),” Star,
16 August 1984, pp. 32-33.
3. David Attenborough, The Living World,
Istanbul” Inkilap Publishing House, 1982, p.
52.