Seahorses are very slow. They only use their small dorsal fins to propel themselves through the water, steering with their pectoral fins. They mainly rely on camouflage for protection, by changing colors very fast, and staying still in the water. They may anchor themselves to a plant with their tails. Their spiny armor is also an important defense.
It camouflages in the corals and other water plants, preventing the predators from spotting them easily.
They freak their predators out by moving their tail and mouth so that there rivals think they are ALIENS
Sea horses hide in seaweed that matches their color
Yes. A seahorse can protect itself. Some seahorses have evolved extra body parts that make it appear to be floating plant life. Other seahorses are able to use camouflage, like an octopus or chameleon, to blend into the background and evade predators.
SEAHORSES the name itself suggests that it lives in sea...... LOL
they put the egg in their pocket.
To move uphill or in a waterproof basement.
For balancing itself while swimming.
they move really slow?
Poisonous seahorses use their poison to protect themselves from their predators. They will emit the toxic matter when they sense danger.
Seahorses are very delicate creatures, and have many threats, both human and natural. Seahorses aren't eaten by many creatures, but they can slowly change colour to match the weed they are holding on to.
A pawn by itself with no other pawn on its side to move up to protect it is called an isolated pawn.
fish and seahorses
It has incredible vision. Look at their eyes. They also move pretty quick.
adaptation