Seahorse skin is unique due to its tough, bony plates called dermal plates, which provide structural support and protection. Unlike typical fish scales, these plates are fused together and covered by a thin layer of skin, allowing for flexibility while maintaining durability. Seahorses also possess a network of chromatophores in their skin, enabling them to change color for camouflage and communication. This specialized skin contributes to their survival in various marine environments.
a seahorse is an animal
A seahorse is a type of fish and it breathes using gills.
it has skin
It depends on what type of seahorse it is. If its a giraffe seahorse then it should look kinda like a giraffe.
The seahorse has strong external plate.
Depends on the type, age, and gender of the seahorse. They are all very light though.
No. A seahorse is an ocean-dwelling type of pipefish. A crocodile is a land-dwelling reptile.
A sawhorse for one. Mybe is good adiwse
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ceular respiration
primary consumor
independently controled mellanocyts similar to that of an octopuss