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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Seahorses in peril

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low graphics version | feedback | help You are in: Sci/Tech Front Page World UK UK Politics Business Sci/Tech Health Education Sport Entertainment Talking Point In Depth AudioVideo The BBC's Tim Hirsch "Man is helping to destroy seahorses at a frightening rate" real 28k Tuesday, 8 February, 2000, 16:01 GMT Seahorses in peril Seahorses are being fished in huge numbers By BBC environment correspondent Tim Hirsch They are actually a type of fish related to the stickleback, but with their long horse-like snout, strange upright swimming style and delicate grasping tail, seahorses have fascinated us for centuries, spawning poems and seafaring legends. Zoologists are warning that if we are not careful, those legends may be all we have left of these fascinating creatures unless we can fi Read More
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Sea Horses

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The Seahorse Realm

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The Seahorse Realm Seahorse Facts Reproduction in Seahorses The Big Bellied Seahorse WELCOME TO THE SEAHORSE REALM This site is dedicated to the magical seahorse and all things seahorsey. The purpose of the Seahorse Realm is to entertain while educating and promoting awareness about the dangers facing these unique and beautiful creatures. You will find pictures and text all about the extrardinary seahorse in the Seahorse Realm. Once you spend enough time learning about magical seahorses you may just want to become one yourself. So learn all about the very special seahorse and then strive to become one! Read More
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6000tigers's Page on Seahorses

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Seahorses A piece of everything Seahorses are real creatures. Although they combine the anatomy of many other creatures like a character from a child's book, seahorses are not legends or myths like mermaids. Seahorses are vertebrate fish. Technically, their taxanomic classification is the Kingdom Animalia , Phylum Chordata , Sub-phylum Vertebrata , Class Osteichthyes and Order Perciformes . They belong to the family Syngnathidae ( syn - together or with [Greek] and gnathos - jaw [Greek]) which includes seadragons, pipefishes and pipehorses. Seahorses make up the genus Hippocampus ( hippo - horse [Greek] and campos - sea animal [Greek]). They live in warm or temperate salt water off the coasts of Australia and the United States. They make their homes in reefs and seaweed. They are typically Read More
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:: BIRCH AQUARIUM AT SCRIPPS: PLAN A VISIT ::

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About Us Contact Us | --> EspaÑol SEARCH: Home Plan a Visit Exhibits Calendar Members & Friends Education Bookshop Newsroom About Us Home Error Page We're sorry. You have reached this page in error. Please contact the aquariuminfo@ucsd.edu if this problem persists. Thank you. :: © 2007 Scripps Institution of Oceanography , UC San Diego . All Rights Reserved. | Terms & Conditions | Accredited by AZA :: Read More
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:: BIRCH AQUARIUM AT SCRIPPS: PLAN A VISIT ::

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About Us Contact Us | --> EspaÑol SEARCH: Home Plan a Visit Exhibits Calendar Members & Friends Education Bookshop Newsroom About Us Home Error Page We're sorry. You have reached this page in error. Please contact the aquariuminfo@ucsd.edu if this problem persists. Thank you. :: © 2007 Scripps Institution of Oceanography , UC San Diego . All Rights Reserved. | Terms & Conditions | Accredited by AZA :: Read More
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AllSands.com - Grains of Knowledge

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AllSands.com - Grains of Knowledge

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AllSands.com - Grains of Knowledge

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Contact About Home You Are At: AllSands Home Art College Computers Entertainment , People Fashion Food , Howto , Recipes Gardening Health , Advice , Alternative , Diseases History , Events , Objects , People , Places Hobbies Potluck1 Potluck2 Potluck3 Potluck4 Religious , Christian , Jewish , Newage Science , Animals Sports , Fishing , History , Howto Travel , Howto , Kids , Places Writing Home , Crafts , Decorating Howto Kids , Education , Health , Teenagers , Travel Lifestyles , Men , Pregnancy , Seniors , Weddings , Women Literature Luxury Money , Career Music , Bio , Instruments , Reviews Pets , Cats , Dogs , Fish , Smallanimals Read More
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Barbour's seahorse, Hippocampus barbouri

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O f all the mysterious, secretive creatures in the ocean, the seahorse is probably the most legendary. It looks like a creature that could only exist in someone's imagination, and in fact there are few ocean creatures that can claim to influence cultures as much as the seahorse in areas such as writing, art and poetry. Seahorses are such masters of camouflage divers rarely see them, yet they are distributed worldwide in all but the coldest seas. Their instruments of deception include several strategies. Blotchy skin patterns coupled with an ability to change color help them blend in with their surroundings. They may grow extra skin "filaments" to imitate seaweed or seagrass growths. Encrusting animals such as bryozoans, or algae may be hosted on their skin. Seahorses may have tex Read More
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Biogeography of Leafy Seadragon

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San Francisco State University Department of Geography Geography 316: Biogeography The Biogeography of the Leafy Seadragon ( Phycodurus eques ) by Gregor Fenton Gomory, student in Geography 316, Fall 1999 Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Actinopteri Order: Thoracostei Family: Syngnathidae Subfamily: Phyllopteryginae Genus: Phycodurus Species: Phycodurus eques Description of Species: The leafy seadragon, P. eques , is a spectacularly camouflaged fish found exclusively in the brown kelp beds of Southern Australia. Seadragons belong to the family Syngnathidae, which also includes the seahorses, pipefish and pipehorses. Leafy seadragons reach a length of approximately 35 centimeters and are covered with jointed, armor-like plates instead of scales (Shedd Aquarium 1998). Unlike its sea Read More
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Fish to the Nth

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All pictures on the Fish To The Nth web pages are copyrighted and may not be used without written permission Click on the first letter of the last name of the breed of seahorse. EX: A for abdominalis. a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z Hippocampus abdominalis Hippocampus algiricus Hippocampus angustus Hippocampus barbouri (was histrix) Hippocampus bargibanti Hippocampus borboniensis Hippocampus breviceps Hippocampus camelopardalis Hippocampus capensis Hippocampus combs Hippocampus coronatus Hippocampus erectus Hippocampus fisheri Hippocampus fuscus Hippocampus guttulatus (Was called ramulosus) Hippocampus hippocampus Hippocampus histrix Hippocampus ingens Hippocampus jayakari Hippocampus kelloggi Hippocampus kuda Hippocampu Read More
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GoPinoy :: Gopinoy.com :: GoPinoy Philippines

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GoPinoy Please contact us for more information. Search the Web: Hdtv Projection Hdtv Tv Hdtv Plasma Hdtv Hdtvs Hdtv Plasma Hdtv Directv Hdtv Projection Hdtv Tv Hdtv Plasma Hdtv Hdtvs Hdtv Plasma Hdtv Directv High Definition Hdtv Plasma Tv Directv Hdtv Hdtv Receiver Projection Hdtv Projection Hdtv Television Front Projection Tv Hdtvs Projection Hdtvs Tv Hdtv Directv System Hdtv Monitor Hdtv Plasma Tv Repair Plasma Hdtv Dlp Hdtv Plasma Tv Display Hdtv Screen Plasma Tv Hdtv ©2007 gopinoy.com All rights reserved. Read More
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Hippocampus comes, Tiger tail seahorse: fisheries, aquarium

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Hippocampus comes More info | Plus d'info | Mais info | Fishwatchers: Add your observation | Attach your web site to this page | NEW! Upload your photos for this fish | FishBase English | Espa?ol | Portugu?s ( Br , Pt ) | Fran?ais | Deutsch | Italiano | Nederlands | | | More Languages... Hippocampus comes Tiger tail seahorse Advertisement You can sponsor this page Hippocampus comes Cantor, 1849 Family: Syngnathidae (Pipefishes and seahorses), subfamily: Hippocampinae picture (Hicom_f0.jpg) by Lourie, S.A. ---> ---> Point map Order: Syngnathiformes (pipefishes and seahorses) Class: Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes) FishBase name: Tiger tail seahorse Max. size: 18.7 cm OT (male/unsexed; Ref. 52034) Environment: reef-associated; non-migratory; marine; depth range ? – 20 m Climate: " & # Read More
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Leafy Sea Dragon main page, Phycodurus eques

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S ea Dragons are arguably the most spectacular and mysterious of all ocean fish. Though close relatives of sea horses, sea dragons have larger bodies and leaf-like appendages which enable them to hide among floating seaweed or kelp beds. Sea dragons feed on larval fishes and amphipods , such as and small shrimp-like crustaceans called mysids ("sea lice"), sucking up their prey in their small mouths. Many of these amphipods feed on the red algae that thrives in the shade of the kelp forests where the sea dragons live. As with their smaller common seahorse (and pipefish) cousins, the male sea dragon carries and incubates the eggs until they hatch. During mating the female deposits up to 250 eggs onto the "brood patch" on the underside of the male's tail. After about eight Read More
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Lined Seahorse

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Like a composite creature out of Greek myth, the seahorse appears to have borrowed physical characteristics from several other animals, and until recently kept most facts of its behavior and life cycle a secret. With a head that resembles a horse, a marsupial-like pouch in the male of the species for incubating its young, eyes that move independently like a lizard's, the tough bony plates of a dinosaur, a prehensile tail like a monkey's, and a chameleon's propensity for changing its colors to suit its environment, the seahorse hardly seems possible, let alone real. Yet 35 species of seahorse have been identified around the world. Four are native to North America, but only one–Hippocampus erectus, the lined seahorse–swims in the Chesapeake Bay. This species inhabits a range that e Read More
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lined seahorse

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Lined Seahorse Family: Syngnathidae Species: Hippocampus erectus (Perry, 1810) Range: from Nova Scotia to Uruguay (including Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea). Habitat: inhabits channels and flats during summer months; clings to vegetation and other holdfasts such as sponges, pilings or ropes. Food: known as a voracious ambush predator and master of camouflage (it can change color in seconds to match it's surroundings); sucks prey such as small crustaceans through it's long tubular snout. Characters useful in identification: head shaped like horse's head and situated at nearly a right angle to it's body; prehensile tail; dorsal fin with 16-20 rays; anal fin with 3 or 4 rays; pale yellow to nearly black in color; lines and spots present laterally. Maximum size: 17 cm (6.7 in.) TL. Reproduct Read More
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MSN Encarta : Online Encyclopedia, Dictionary, Atlas, and Homework

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NMT - Support

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NOVA Online | Kingdom of the Seahorse

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--> Welcome to the companion Web site to the NOVA program "Kingdom of the Seahorse," originally broadcast on April 15, 1997. This program joins Amanda Vincent, the world's leading seahorse biologist, in Australia and the Philippines as she explores the secret lives of these extraordinary fish and launches innovative efforts to help them thrive once again. Here's what you'll find online: Seahorse Crusader Amanda Vincent Find out how this pioneering researcher became immersed in the world of seahorses, and what it's like to spend 12 hours a day underwater. Seahorse Basics (Hot Science) Get the lowdown on seahorse anatomy. Animal Superdads Part of what makes seahorses fascinating is that the males give birth. In what other species do the males take on an important role in caring for their you Read More
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NOVA Online | Kingdom of the Seahorse

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--> Welcome to the companion Web site to the NOVA program "Kingdom of the Seahorse," originally broadcast on April 15, 1997. This program joins Amanda Vincent, the world's leading seahorse biologist, in Australia and the Philippines as she explores the secret lives of these extraordinary fish and launches innovative efforts to help them thrive once again. Here's what you'll find online: Seahorse Crusader Amanda Vincent Find out how this pioneering researcher became immersed in the world of seahorses, and what it's like to spend 12 hours a day underwater. Seahorse Basics (Hot Science) Get the lowdown on seahorse anatomy. Animal Superdads Part of what makes seahorses fascinating is that the males give birth. In what other species do the males take on an important role in caring for their you Read More
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Oceanlink | marine sciences education and fun

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ASK A SCIENTIST ANSWERS TO Osteichthyes "The Bony Fishes" QUESTIONS Index to Questions TROPICAL FISH Anemonefish/clownfish Clown Fish Pufferfish Puffer fish information Pufferfish Inflation Pufferfish Toxin Great Barrier Reef Fish Coral Reef Fish Diversity Barracuda information Freshwater Barracuda? Mystery Fish Tarpon Slime Blue Marlin Flying Fish Pinecone fish Angelfish Bony Fish Seahorse information Seahorse weight and migration Characteristics of seahorses Seahorse Sexes How Seahorses Swim Info about Eels Eels Moray Eels Stonefish Humuhumunukunukuapua'a Mud Skippers Electric Eel Voltage Breeding Jawfish The Prey of Dolphin Fish Southern Stargazer Transparent Fish Seadragons Seahorse distributions Seahorse Classification Seahorse Lifecycles Mahi-Mahi A Dolphin? COLD WATER FISH Read More
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Philippine Seahorses Fall Victim to Overfishing

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26-27 MAY 1999 by CHADWIN THOMAS HANDUMON, BOHOL REY ABANO plies the dark, warm waters off Jandayan Island searching for seahorses, his way lit by a kerosene lantern tied to the front of his small fishing boat, and a half-moon sky deep with stars. The 24-year-old's head disappears under the water, pops up for air and disappears again. But more often than not, Abano resurfaces empty-handed. Indeed, he counts himself already lucky if he manages to haul in 10 seahorses in a single night. When Abano began selling the tiny creatures seven years ago, he could catch twice that amount, or even more. Older fisherfolk here in Handumon, on Jandayan Island off the northern tip of Bohol, say that as late as 1985, they used to get at least 50 seahorses per night. Handumon is actually at the heart of the Read More
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Pipefish

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Pipefish Syngnathus sp. This slender fish is a member of the category of fish called seahorses. They have a highly modified skeleton formed into armored plating with a tubular snout capable of drawing in prey such as small shrimp. Like the seahorse counterpart, the male fish carries the female's eggs in a brood pouch until they hatch and are dispersed into the surrounding water. The natural variances of color in the individual fish make them well suited for blending in with the grasses of the sea grass meadow. Sea Grass Community | Research Sites Read More
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Pipes,Horsies

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Quia - Seahorses

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Quiz Seahorses A multiple choice quiz on the seahorse Tools Quiz created by: Mrs. Baxter This activity was created by a Quia Web subscriber. To learn how to make your own, just like this, click here . Read More
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SDNHM - Hippocampus ingens (Seahorse)

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Hippocampus ingens Pacific seahorse, Caballito de mar Family: SYNGNATHIDAE The scientific name is derived from the Greek hippos , "horse", and campus , "sea monster." Description Seahorses have a horse-shaped head and a body and tail which is covered with concentric bony rings. Their colors are variable including black, gray, brown, red, and yellow, and match their surroundings. The Pacific seahorse, when found in San Diego Bay, is generally yellowish. Size: The largest of the 32 known species of seahorses in the world, the Pacific seahorse can grow to 30 cm (1 foot) in length. Range and Habitat Seahorses are found in shallow temperate and tropical waters, around shallow reefs, seagrasses, and mangroves , using its prehensile tail to cling on plants, corals, gorgonians, or sponges. Their r Read More
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Sea Horse

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Main Sections: Physiology Habitat Diet Predators Reproduction Physiology Sea horses have heads that resemble that of a horse's head. That's how they got their name-sea horse. Sea horses have long, flexible tails that are capable of grasping a hold of objects such as sea weed, plants, and coral. Their bodies are either fully are partly covered with bony plates, that act as body armor. The body armor is arranged in rings throughout the body and tail. The body has exactly 11 rings and the tail has 34 to 35 rings. On the body plates are sharp points that have the ability to numb whatever it pricks. Sea horses have one dorsal fin on their back which they use to propel themselves forward. The dorsal fin can flap up to 35 times a second. A sea horse has two pectoral fins behind it's head on eithe Read More
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Sea Horse Printout- Enchanted Learning Software

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Advertisement. EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. As a bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. Click here to learn more. Become a member of Enchanted Learning. Site subscriptions last 12 months. Click here for more information on site membership. $20.00/year or other amount (directly by Credit Card ) $20.00/year or other amount (via PayPal ) $20.00/year or other amount (for sending a check by mail ) $20.00/year or other amount (for subscribing by school purchase order ) As a thank-you bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. (Already a member? Click here. ) EnchantedLearning.com More Fish Printouts Sea Horse Animal Printouts Label Me! Printouts Seahorses are a Read More
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Sea Saba Photo Album - Longsnout Seahorse

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Longsnout Seahorse Hippocampus reidi Rare and elusive, the Longsnout Seahorse is a member of the Pipefish and Seahorse family ( Syngnathidae ). The black one pictured here was found in 78 feet of water at Hot Springs, one of our Ladder Bay sites, holding fast to a Brilliant Sea Finger. The Longsnout Seahorse varies in color from yellow to reddish orange, brown or black and is distinguished from its cousin, the Lined Seahorse, by the black spots on its head and body. Saba's Ladder Bay dive sites are situated on the leeward side of the island and range in depth from 20 to 90 feet. Back to our Home Page even more information... Frequent Questions Photo Album Customer Comments Guest Book Gay and Lesbian Travel Carnival 2003 Search Tell a Friend Send a Postcard ? All you need to know... Why Sab Read More
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Sea-Horse (long snouted)

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Sea-Horse (long snouted) Fact File: Common Name(s): Sea-Horse (long snouted) Scientific Name: Hippocampus ramulosus Usual Size: Max. up to 15cm UK Record Weights from rod/line: Shore: Boat: MAFF Minimum Size: Shore: Boat: Identification: Typical sea-horse shape, which cannot be confused with the pipe fishes. The head is bent downwards from the erect body posture, and has a long prehensile tail that lacks the caudal fin. Camouflage maybe enhanced by individuals sporting differing lengths of appendages, running from the head down to the dorsal fin. This particular species of sea-horse is distinguished by having a straight snout that is more than a third of the head length. The dorsal fin is composed of 18 to 21 rays, although typically 19. It is the main source of propulsion for sea-horses a Read More
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Seahorse

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Seahorse Seahorse "We are always moving! Read below to find out how we move, and other interesting facts!" Description Interesting Facts Food Well-Known Sea Animals Home Read More
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Seahorse

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This is Neon , a Seahorse Beanie Baby made by Ty Inc. and now also a Beanie Buddy. The Seahorse ( Hippocampus ) is a small marine fish that, like other members of the pipefish family ( Syngnathidae ) is unique in appearance and behavior. The body is enclosed in bony rings, the tiny mouth at the end of a tubular bony snout, lacks pelvic fins, has a small anal fin and uses the dorsal fin for locomotion. The males take care of the eggs. The eggs are passed from the female to the male, who fertilizes them and then attaches them to his belly or places them in a special brood pouch. When the young hatch several weeks later, he expels them from his body. Seahorses move by rapid ripplings of the dorsal fin and use their tails to hold on to aquatic plants or other objects. Their hard scales serve a Read More
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Seahorse

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Shop Online My Account Scuba Diving dive@abyss.com.au > +61 2 9583 9662 > Sydney > Australia Enter Key Words (More search options) What's Hot Packages Specials New Arrivals Best Sellers Gift Vouchers Christmas Ideas Scuba Gear Scuba Wetsuit Regulators BCD's Dive Computers Scuba Tanks Dive Masks Diving Courses Dive Lessons PADI eLearning Refresher PADI Advanced Course Speciality Courses Diving Career Dive Travel Dive Holidays Shark Dives Boat Dives Shore Dives Great Barrier Reef Fiji Holidays Vanuatu Diving Solomon Islands Papua New Guinea Bikini Atoll Tonga & Whales Seahorses There is something mystical about seahorses. They are very cute and shy looking. Have you ever noticed that when you find one underwater, they look at you and then look away as if they are too shy to look at you for m Read More
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seahorse — FactMonster.com

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Seahorse Australia

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Welcome . We invite you to explore the exciting world of the seahorse and the advances in aquaculture that is making this unique animal available to everyone. Seahorse Australia is a specialist farm producing seahorses for public and domestic aquariums. We also supply companion fish, saltwater aquarium kits & accessories, books, Seahorse jewellery and beautiful artwork – everything for the dedicated seahorse fan. Our seahorses are now available in the USA! Go to the Seahorse Shop More great varieties of captive-bred seahorses are available now. Go to the Seahorse Shop . Home The Seahorse Shop All About Seahorses All About Us Conservation Traditional Chinese Medicine WebWork: Chris Payn Read More
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Seahorse Organisation. Keeping and Breeding Seahorses in the home aquarium.

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F, L Gal"> updated 16 January 2007: Welcome to Seahorse.org, the Internet's number one source for information about seahorses and related syngnathid species. Created in January 2001, Seahorse.org provides the most up-to-date information on seahorses, with a strong focus on keeping them in the home aquarium responsibly. Please feel free to take a look around the site, there is something for everyone. We hope you enjoy our site and join us in our quest for better seahorse care in captivity! . Seahorses: Frequently Asked Questions section is up and running. The discovery of an even smaller seahorse species - with a single central gill slit! H.colemani >> Seahorse.org's comprehensive Care Guide is available to help beginners learn what it takes to keep seahorses in captivity. Versi?n Esp Read More
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Seahorse Park - Entrance

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Seahorse Park Entrance Welcome to the Seahorse Park, the best place for underwater surfing. seahorse news seahorse multimedia gallery facts and figures seahorse links finmail send your bottled messages to: hippocampus@poost.nl back to Grafico de Poost Read More
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Seahorse Park - Entrance

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Seahorse Park Entrance Welcome to the Seahorse Park, the best place for underwater surfing. seahorse news seahorse multimedia gallery facts and figures seahorse links finmail send your bottled messages to: hippocampus@poost.nl back to Grafico de Poost Read More
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Seahorse Trade

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TED Case Studies Seahorse Trade CASE NUMBER: 241 CASE MNEMONIC: SEAHORSE CASE NAME: Seahorse Trade A. IDENTIFICATION 1. The Issue The seahorse is one of the most unique and mysterious animals on the planet. To the best of our knowledge it is the only animal that has the male as the specialized caretaker of the young. Aside from the unusual parenting habits of the seahorse not much is known about it's life. What is known is that roughly 20 million live and dead seahorses were traded legally internationally last year. Countless more were smuggled across the Taiwan Strait. Great Britain has just recently taken the lead in evaluating if the seahorse, in its natural environment, can withstand trade at this level. 2. Description A recent study conducted by Amanda Vincent of Oxford University has Read More
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Seahorse Trade

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TED Case Studies Seahorse Trade CASE NUMBER: 241 CASE MNEMONIC: SEAHORSE CASE NAME: Seahorse Trade A. IDENTIFICATION 1. The Issue The seahorse is one of the most unique and mysterious animals on the planet. To the best of our knowledge it is the only animal that has the male as the specialized caretaker of the young. Aside from the unusual parenting habits of the seahorse not much is known about it's life. What is known is that roughly 20 million live and dead seahorses were traded legally internationally last year. Countless more were smuggled across the Taiwan Strait. Great Britain has just recently taken the lead in evaluating if the seahorse, in its natural environment, can withstand trade at this level. 2. Description A recent study conducted by Amanda Vincent of Oxford University has Read More
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seahorse. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05

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Seahorse.com - Seahorse, Sea Life, Marine Life, Aquafarm Sales, Feeds and Accessories - Home

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Seahorses

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for the week of 7/22/99 Seahorses With their unusual shape, peculiar feeding behavior, and downright bizarre breeding habits (the males give birth to live young), seahorses have long been an object of fascination and desire for aquarists. Unfortunately, many hobbyists are unaware of their requirements, and many seahorses fail to thrive. Picky eaters - Seahorses do not often eat flake, pellet or even most frozen foods. They prefer small live crustaceans like brine shrimp or Gammarus , but may learn to accept them frozen. The hobbyist should make sure these foods are regularly available before attempting to maintain seahorses. More nourishment - Even though they may be eaten in great quantities, brine shrimp and Gammarus fall short as balanced diets. They should be pre-soaked in some sort of Read More
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seahorses

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NAUTILUS COLLECTOR SHELLS Istanbul - Turkey E-mail: nautilus@webdesigner2001.com SEAHORSES The only family, where men get pregnant.... DENIZATLARI Erkekleri hamile kalan tek canl? grubu.... Hippocampus hippos (water), kampe (worm) Seahorse, Seepferd, Denizat? ... Hippocampus, hippocampus ingens, hippocampus hippocampus, hippocampus zosterae, hippocampus erectus, hippocampus reidi, hippocampus fuscus, hippocampus breviceps, hippocampus comes, hippocampus histrix, hippocampus whitei, hippocampus bargibanti, hippocampus abdominalis Read More
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seahorses - keeping and breeding

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start seahorses pipefish keeping breeding gallery exotic links tanks author Seahorses The beautiful colored seahorses belong to the most magnificent and most remarkable organisms of the seas. Actually a seahorse is quite normal fish, coming along only in a very special dress. There are about 35 different species of seahorses spread all over the world, but only a small spectrum of this variety is frequently imported for aquarist purposes. While the smallest species, the dwarf seahorse, is just 1.5 inch in lenght, others achieve a body length up to 14 inch (giant seahorse). As charming as the appearance of a seahorse is the majestic and graceful way it swims. The optical attraction of these creatures is increased by the contrast of their colours to the green of the eelgrasses and seaweeds in Read More
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Seahorses for Kids

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Link to Teacher Page Seahorses A Fun Science Unit for Kindergarten and First Grade Students http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/encanto/seahorses by Dalia Robinson Do you know what the slowest moving fish is? Scroll down to find out. Did you guess the seahorse? Click on the picture to see a movie. If your movie doesn't work download Quicktime . Let's learn more about Seahorses!! Read More
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Seahorses: Characteristics and Conservation (Final Paper #2)

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Seahorses: Characteristics and Conservation (Final Paper #2) This discussion topic submitted by Jody Becker ( BC_Jbecker@seovec.org ) at 12:10 pm on 7/2/00. Additions were last made on Tuesday, February 20, 2001. Seahorses: Characteristics and Conservation Jody Becker June 4, 2000 Tropical Marine Ecology "Seahorses and tiny mermaids living admidst gardens of flowing seaweeds and pretty seashells are common in children's fantasies (Moore 1)." But unlike mermaids, seahorses are a real type of fish (Moore 1). "The head of a chess piece, the tail of a monkey, a rigid body that seems carved from wood, and a father who becomes pregnant" (Packer 22). Seahorses have many unique characteristics that make them intriguing to humans. This intrigue has led to the use of seahorses, w Read More
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SeaWorld/Busch Gardens ANIMALS

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SharkFriends Sea Horse Page

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~ Sea Horse ~ NAME: The name is derived from the resemblance of the head to that of a horse. DESCRIPTION: A sea horse has long, tubular jaws much like a snout. The body is compressed, with an elongated tail, and the integument (external covering) is a series of large, rectangular bony plates, with a series of spines and projections along the lines of juncture. These spines, together with the divided, streamerlike fins of some species, give them a strong resemblance to the seaweeds among which they live. SPECIES AND LOCATION: About 30 species of sea horses are found in various warm and temperate seas. Sea horses are of the same family as the pipefish. All keep near the shore, often developing in brackish water. BEHAVIOR: Sea horses, like pipefish, have unusual breeding habits. Following mat Read More
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VetCentric - The Seahorse Situation

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Prescription Pickup ...click here for your refill All VetCentric Encyclopedia Glossary FAQs Article Archive Home About Us Our Pharmacy VetCentric Careers Health & Behavior Dogs Cats Horses Birds Fish Ferrets Rabbits Pocket Pets Reptiles, Etc. On The Farm Wildlife Utilities FAQs Encyclopedia Glossary Help The Seahorse Situation May 01, 2005 Written by: Tracy Vogel, Staff Writer Seahorses look like something from a fairy tale -- enchanted beasts that could whisk riders away to a faraway land beneath the waves. They fascinate and charm like no other fish. You can't blame people for wanting to get up close and personal to such strange creatures. "They're so majestic," said DeAnne Lachney, who has owned a seahorse aquarium for more than a year now. "It's almost like having a mermaid. They're al Read More
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What are seahorses tube fish?

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What are seahorses tube fish? Tube fish or better known as seahorses are found in waters that have various different temperature and saline content extremes. Learn why! Beautiful and adaptable, the strange little tube fish called seahorses are found in waters that have various different temperature and saline content extremes. Seemingly insensitive to different levels of saline these creatures are found in water that contains levels of up to forty percent fresh water at times and even in brackish water occasionally. Using their tails they will snag seaweed hanging on while they drift along in the ocean. This method enables the tiny seahorse to cover vast distances across the ocean floor as they search for food. Seahorses and other pipefish are able to move through the water using the disti Read More
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White's Seahorse, Hippocampus whitei

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Skip to content Skip to navigation Home About Fishes Fish Department Collections What's new Find a fish Identify a fish Student stuff Fish Dissection (junior) Fish Dissection (senior) Fish in Focus Fish Key Fish Memory Game FAQs Fish movies Fish links Search the site Student Stuff White's Seahorse Hippocampus whitei Bleeker, 1855 Common name White's Seahorse Scientific name Hippocampus whitei hippo - horse (Greek) campos - sea animal (Greek) whitei - named after John White, Surgeon General to the First Fleet Family name Syngnathidae syn - together, with (Greek) gnathos - jaw (Greek) idae - suffix meaning that this a family name. All animal family names end in -idae. The family name refers to the tubular snout and small jaws of fishes in this family. Size Seahorses range in size from 2.5 cm Read More
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