Seahorses

The tiger tail seahorses eat fish fry, small crustaceans, shrimp, and plankton. These animals do not have teeth, so they ingest food by sucking it into the mouth or snout. These seahorses live near coral, seagrass beds, and reefs in ocean waters of the world that include the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

It can have sex with its self and have babies and can fertilize its own egg.

Yes, They like the mushy insides. The dolphins say that they taste like chicken.

Dogs are classified as canines, if that's what you mean.

Not all do, but some, such as the monarch migrate many miles to avoid the cold winter.

An interaction in which one organism lives in a close association with another is called symbiosis. There are three types of symbiosis; mutualism, parasitism, and commensalism. In mutualism, both species benefit from the association; in parasitism, one species benefits at the expense of the other; and in commensalism, one species benefits and the other species is neither harmed or helped.

The classical word is equus. The word caballusoriginally meant "an inferior-quality horse; a nag," but became the general word for horse in the common speech that gave rise to the Romance languages (e.g., Italian cavallo, Spanish caballo, French cheval).

yes! when they are greeting each other they change color to show affection! if a sea horses is black then it can change to yellow!

i love chesse sticks that r green

Not very quick at all. They have fairly rigid bodies, and in comparison, tiny tiny fins to swim with.

As far as I know no. The reason that nobody eats them is that it is so difficult to take off there skin (as it is so hard) and even if you do take it off there is barely any meat.

I don't know if this answer is correct. Probably some kinds of seahorse are poisonous!

Still to be determined. The scientist Heiko Bleher is investagating Lake titicaca on de Peruvian Bolivian border, where there are reports, and even a picture is available, of a suppose fresh water Seahorse
No. All seahorses are saltwater fish that require specialist aquariums. They are very delicate fish that are best kept in species tanks or with gentle marine invertebrates such as snails.

Seahorses are solitary creatures that rarely interact with other seahorses in the wild, except in order to mate.

salt ocean

When a male seahorse has mated to a female seashore for a year dies, he will attempt to locate a new mate as soon as possible. It has never been proven scientifically that seahorses are monogamous and will never find a new mate if one has died.

The seahorse is a species of fish that live exclusively in salt water. They do not live at the bottom of the ocean but prefer to live in the shallow waters near the coastline.

Seahorses shelter us in seaweed on the ocean floor, or tall sea grasses.

yes

They change colors to either blend in with something or to attract other animals. Also they are akward swimmers.

they eat butternut squash

no its a top level consumer :)

The echidna of Australia and New Guinea, the hedgehog of Britain, the porcupine.

Yes. A little more than Mussolini but a little less than Hitler.

yes i think they do eat seaweed. I'm not for sure but I think seahorses are omnivores that eat plants they are actually herbivores

They don't. Their skin is just stretched over their bones tightly.