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Amazing pictures of seahorses

The seahorse ( Hippocampus hippocampus ) is a marine fish that belongs to the Syngnathidae family. The body of this animal is covered by a series of bony plates that are arranged in rings. Also, the seahorse is monogamous, so mates last for life. As if that were not enough, it is one of the few species in which the male incubates the eggs.

This incredible animal inhabits tropical waters around the world, and its size ranges from 1 to 35 centimeters long. However, despite their small size, they can move 35 times per second. In addition, they use their tails to cling to corals and seafloor algae while feeding on plankton.

On the other hand, this friendly marine fish is one of the most popular in the networks. In fact, the hashtag #caballitodemar has more than 49,000 posts on Instagram. And is not for less! Since meeting this creature in the ocean is quite an event. Also, your search in English (seahorse) shows more than 800,000 images.

If you want to discover the most incredible pictures of seahorses, take a look at the following gallery. They are exceptional fish!

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