On its own, a baby seahorse has a lot to contend with. On average, if the population is stable, only two of the thousands of young that a pair produces will reach maturity. Life doesn't become ...

Seahorses are rather social creatures, so having at least a pair helps maximize happiness for your beloved water pets. It's important that the pair is the same gender, otherwise, you may find ...

Seahorses pair-bond, with partners participating in daily interactions and elaborate mating rituals before the female deposits eggs into the male’s pouch. The eggs, depending on the species, gestate ...

MIGRATION: Seahorses have low mobility and are site-faithful, maintaining small home ranges. BREEDING: Dwarf seahorses form monogamous pair bonds that are reinforced each morning with daily greeting ...

Most seahorse species studied in the wild are monogamous, forming pair bonds during the breeding season and staying loyal to just one partner. Some species mate for life. Seahorses begin each morning ...

With adults only about an inch tall, the dwarf seahorse is the smallest of the four seahorse species found in U.S. waters. This dainty, curly-tailed fish occurs only in shallow seagrass areas in the ...