Science & space SwarmTheoryHow Dragonflies Accidentally Became the Deadliest Predator on Earth

How Dragonflies Accidentally Became the Deadliest Predator on Earth

Long-form12:38People & BlogsPublished Sep 9, 2026, 2:30 PM · 6w ago

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15,776

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Engagement

3.1%

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Likes

431

2.7% of views

Comments

0.34% of views

Est. ad revenue

$63–$158

lifetime, $4–10 RPM

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Avg views / day

361

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0.5×

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Rank in channel

#11

of 12 tracked

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Description

dragonflies are fast. they’re also way more dangerous than you think. Subscribe to The Swarm Theory ►https://www.youtube.com/@SwarmTheoryYT?sub_confirmation=1#GNLI4KHN Credits: Writer: Julian Calloway Researcher: Julian Calloway Narrator: ItzSharky Animator: J&A Studios for Swarm Theory YouTube Channel only Editor: IC Media and Team Contact me if you need credit for any clips I've used!

Details

Published: Sep 9, 2026, 2:30 PM
Length: 12:38 (758 s)
Format: Long-form
Category: People & Blogs
Audio language: EN
Quality: HD
Captions: No
Made for kids: No
Licensed content: Yes
Video ID: 4NRzR230xX4

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