Seahorses can give birth to a varying number of babies, typically ranging from 5 to over 1,000, depending on the species and the size of the male. The male seahorse carries the fertilized eggs in a special pouch until they are ready to hatch. After a gestation period that can last from 10 days to several weeks, he releases the fully formed miniature seahorses into the water. The number of offspring can be influenced by environmental factors and the health of the seahorse.
Seahorse's can have hundreds of babys at once (the male seahorses carry the babies around til there born)!!!
i look up and there is no such thing a POISON SEAHORES
no
No
the bladder of a seahorse
crustation
yes
a seahores is not real
singular: calfplural:calves
in reefs low in the water
Mystery lol!
Rather yet how much are they!