How dragonfly protect its eggs?

Dragonflies protect their eggs primarily by laying them in safe, concealed locations, such as submerged vegetation or in shallow water, which helps shield them from predators. Some species also exhibit territorial behaviors to guard their breeding sites. Additionally, the eggs have a tough outer casing that provides some protection from environmental hazards and predators. Once the eggs hatch, the nymphs continue to be vulnerable but often find refuge in the same aquatic habitats.