In 2016, Rutgers scientists identified the globe skimmer as the world's longest-flying insect

Globe skimmer dragonflies have been identified as the longest-distance flying insects, showcasing a remarkable ability to traverse thousands of kilometers.

Genetic studies indicate that they form a single global population across continents.

Their bodies are well-adapted for long journeys, aided by their reliance on freshwater.

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