this is a picture of a male seahorse giving birth to baby seahorses (also known as fry). The tiny white "things" are the babies.
The babies are developed at birth and the parents do not give any care or protection to their young after they are born.
There are three very short video clips featuring a daddy seahorse giving birth on this website.
http://www.marinediscoverycentre.com.au/Speedy/Seahorse-Giving-Birth.htm
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Hello, miss lee The things you posts is nice and intresting... Hope you can make more posts!! And, Oh! my next post the identity will be hAnNaH.. :)
Hello Miss Lee, the things you post is nice and interesting. Can you please post some brainteasers up here so that our classmates can see? Thanks!!
Hi hannah,
thanks for leaving a comment here. Glad you like what I have posted, continue coming back here for information and do leave more comments. Yes I will post some brain teasers some other time.
where is the 'white thing'? the'white thing' makes the body sunken!?Is it true???
Bryan hang my nick will be BH
Hi Bryan,
the white things are floating beside the father sea horse (on the right hand side). The sunken part of the body is the pouch where the eggs were kept. The pouch opens up when he is giving birth.
http://www.marinediscoverycentre.com.au/Marine_Discovery/photos/13.jpg
Dear miss lee,this is another photo i have found.It is cute!!!
So Cute!
Oh I see...
misslee, is seahorse a mammal?
On the website where you found the frog , I saw a list of collective nouns of animals at the bottom of the home page.You can go and have a look(they have humans ones too).
misslee,i found a big bellied seahorse @ http://www.marinediscoverycentre.com.au/PhotoGallery
misslee,
1.how long can a seahorse live on earth?
2.a female seahorse can live longer than a male one or is it the opposite?
3.how long it takes for a baby seahorse to develope?
Miss Lee, seahorse is a fish right?
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