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a sea horse eats 18 tons of fish a day.
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What do seahorse have that allow them to catch food?
Long snouts... It may sound weird, but it's true
Why do seahorse move?
They move obviously to live their life, and to run away from predators, also to catch and hunt for food.
What job does the seahorse have?
A seahorse plays a role in the ocean of the savior they are a part of the food chain and stuff eats the seahorse
Where does a seahorse get its food?
from the ocean
What does a seahorse get its food?
by their teeth.
What are the food to the seahorse?
chips
What is a seahorse's food chain?
fish
How does the seahorse eat its food?
with its mouth.
Who is the predator of the seahorse?
Many animals are the predators of a seahorse - it is a very small animal with very few defenses. Other fish are the main predators, but any other animal would eat a seahorse if they catch it.
What water does a seahorse find food?
salt
How and where do I buy seahorse food?
well you can get it online at www.fishsupply.com
What is food for a seahorse?
small fish,shrimp and plankton.
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