After the Water Horse, let’s take a look at sea horses
I’ve always loved sea horses. Fascinating little creatures. They probably have a little mythology attached to them, too. If you find out something cool about them, please leave a comment below. And if you have one or raise them and visit this site, let us know who you are and any stories or facts you have about yours.
I just began my search and was led to sea dragons! Wow. I only vaguely knew they existed. Leafy sea dragons rock my socks! They’re so beautiful and unusual.
Think about your self. Are you a sea horse or a sea dragon, or something else? When I go in that direction, I feel like a mermaid. I do love the water. What do you love? These things are clues about you and your inner mystery.
Go explore and see what you discover–about you and your world–and the magic of sea horses, dragons, and other creatures that have connections to water.
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If that knocked your socks off, imagine this. Just recently, a pygmy pipedragon was discovered. Its probably a relative of pipehorses (intermediate between seahorses and pipefish). These guys are cute as a button and TINY! just over an inch long! Take a look! http://www.fusedjaw.com/profiles/blog/show?id=1121550%3ABlogPost%3A1601
Here’s a bit of trivia…after the seahorse eggs hatch, Mom takes off and it’s up to Dad to look after the kiddies. He has a pouch for this very purpose. At first, scientist thought the Dad actually laid the eggs… That’s what happens with one type of seahorse, I’m not sure if it’s true for all of them.