DNS requests are very tiny, so they have no problems fitting into the UDP segments. It doesn’t use a time-consuming three-way hand-shake procedure to start the data transfer like TCP does. The UDP just transmits the data and save plenty of time.
Why does DNS use UDP instead of TCP?
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