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Lobotomy3yes (23)
Yes, all dragonflies have long "tails". This "tail" actually the dragonfly's abdominal segment, where the dragonfly digests food, processes nutrients, and disposes of waste. A young dragonfly may be confused with a damselfly, which has a similarly elongated abdomen. Baby dragonfly "nymphs" live underwater, and may bite if threatened.