What is a seahorses young survival rate?
The survival of seahorses is low because they have many predators. Offspring are also produced in small numbers which further makes their population dwindle fast.
How does the seahorse protect itself from it's enemies?
Seahorses are very delicate creatures, and have many threats, both human and natural. Seahorses aren't eaten by many creatures, but they can slowly change colour to match the weed they are holding on to.
Do all cold blooded animals hibernate?
Many Species of mammal hibernate. These include:
* Some Species Of Bats * Ground Squirrels * Some Species Of Rodents * Mouse Lemurs * West European Hedgehog * Some Species Of Insectivores * Some Species Of Carnivores * Some Species Of Herbivore * Some Species Of Omnivore * Some Species Of Monotremes * Some Species Of Marsupials * Some Species Of Bears * Fat-Tailed Dwarf Lemur * Some Species Of Rabbit * Some Species Of Wild Cats * Some Species Of Exotic Animals
How does a seahorse adapt to their environment?
a seahorse adapts to it's enviroment by getting use to eating it's vegetation and also gets use to it by camouflaging in the coral or reefs.
no it is not a consumer it is a producer and is eaten by chinese
What animals are related to a seahorse?
The head of a seahorse resembles the profile of a horse head.
Why are seahorses vertebrates?
It is considered a fish because it is cold-blooded, has fins to help it swim and gills to help it breathe in water.
Because they breath water not air.
A seahorse is a consumer because it does not produce its own food. They often eat small crustaceans in the water.
Do sea horses care for their young?
No, seahorses do not care for their young after birth. Like most other fish species, seahorses abandon their young to the dangers of the ocean.
Seahorses in the wild use their curly, prehensile tail to hold onto seagrasses or coral. They then suck plankton and small crustaceans (like brine shrimp) in through their snout. Like the mammal horse, they graze almost constantly and will eat up to 3,000 brine shrimp per day.
If you have a captive one in a saltwater tank (which is unlikely as they are difficult to keep and many types are regulated species in worldwide), brine shrimp alone is not an adequate diet for them. They are picky eaters, but also are very wide variety of specialized foods.
i'm not sure but i guess it doesn't taste go cause of it hard skin
Do seahorses have a digestive system?
yes seahorses have to have teeth i mean how would they eat!!
no they don`t because they eat things solid and it passes through it`s digestive system, because of this the seahorse must eat constantly
Does the dad seahorse eat his babies?
No, baby seahorses don't even stay with their mother after hatching, so they can't eat her.
How does a seahorse use and consume energy?
Seahorses obtain their nutrients by eating tiny crustaceans. They will wait quietly and then suddenly grab small shrimp and similar animals that float within range.
How long is the longest seahorse?
The big-belly seahorse is the longest seahorse species in the world. It can grown up to 35 cm in length.
How do seahorses interact with the interact with the environment?
seahorses eat other small animals such as krill. If seahorses wouldn't exist the population of krill would be to much. Hence seahorses are useful animals and we should protect the. But remember every animal has a purpose of living.
Are seahorses unable to curl their tail backwards?
Yes, I own four Dwarf Seahorses, and they tend to lay downwards, and even upside down. They do look like they are sleeping.
Who takes care of baby seahorses after they are born?
No one really.
Fish in general aren't big at parenting, and seahorses follow that pattern.
Once the eggs hatch, the tiny seahorses swim out in the sea and are left to survive best they can.
Their 'skin' is made of a layer of bony plates (not really skin then). These bony plates are really just modified scales. They cannot be shed.