Seahorses live in coral reefs around the world, ranging in size from 1-14 inches long. They eat plankton and smaller fish but are preyed on by larger fish and humans. Seahorses move using their dorsal fins, beating them 35 times per second to propel themselves while steering with their fins. They have an average lifespan of 1-5 years and camouflage to avoid predators.
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2. What ocean zone does seahorses live
in and where in the world do
seahorses live?
• The ocean zone seahorses live
in is Coral Reef.
• Seahorses are found in
Australia,Europe,Africa, and
North America.
3. What is the size,length, and weight of
seahorses?
• The size of seahorses are 1-14 inches.
• The length of seahorses are around 2-30
centimeters.
• The weight of seahorses are about to 6oz-1lb.
4. What are predators and
prey of seahorses?
• Predators of seahorses are
humans and larger fish.
• Prey for seahorses are
Plankton,fish larvae, and
smaller fish.
5. How does seahorses move around in
the ocean?
• Seahorses move around by using its
dorsal fin by beating its fin 35 times a
second and steers with it.
6. Facts
• Average life span for a seahorse is 1-5 years.
• Seahorses don’t have teeth nor a stomach.
• They don’t have scales they have skin.
• They have up to 48 different species.
7. More Facts
• Seahorse can camouflage them selves so they can trick there
predators.
• Seahorses like to swim in pairs and when they do they like to
link there tails together.
• When seahorses go to bed they curl there tails to seaweed
so they don’t float away.
• A scientific name for seahorses is Hippocampus. The word is
Greek and stands for horse sea creature.
