This image's hidden seahorse appears on the left-hand side of the picture, well hidden behind the ocean environment. Its texture and color blend with other items in the vicinity, and as such ...

Holt finds it peculiar that seahorses invest so much energy in courtship and mating, especially when females could theoretically spawn in the water like most other fish, allowing males to ...

The eggs hatch inside the pouch and the young (known as fry) are released as miniature, fully-formed seahorses. Some species release over 1,000 tiny offspring into the surrounding water. This paternal ...

They discovered that the seahorses actually had two tendons in their heads and that they worked together to both jerk the head up and to suck in water. The newly discovered tendon was located just ...

On its own, a baby seahorse has a lot to contend with. On average, if the population is stable, only two of the thousands of young that a pair produces will reach maturity. Life doesn't become ...

When prey swims close to a seahorse's mouth, the seahorse rapidly intakes water through its snout, allowing it to consume any item small enough to fit through the snout. THREATS: This species is ...