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they eat shrimp, little fish, and plankton
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Why do seahores eat small fish?
Becouse they have to eat !!
How do seahores eat?
it have a poisn in it belly so you can't eat it
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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