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Why do seahores eat small fish?
Becouse they have to eat !!
What eat seahores?
they eat shrimp, little fish, and plankton
What eats seahores?
they eat shrimp, little fish, and plankton
What kind of enemys does a seahores have?
crabs, larger fish, and man and anything which wants to eat it :)
Are there any poison seahores'?
i look up and there is no such thing a POISON SEAHORES
Are seahores harmful to humans?
no
Do seahores come out of eggs?
No
What is a seahores bladder?
the bladder of a seahorse
Does the male seahores have the baby?
yes
What is an offense of a seahorse?
a seahores is not real
What is a seahores body made out of?
crustation
What are seahores all about?
Seahorses are unique in that the males give birth to the offspring. They also have a prehensile tail that they use to anchor themselves to vegetation in the ocean. Seahorses are slow swimmers and rely on camouflage to hide from predators.
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