A seahorse is a fish. But neither does it look like a fish nor does it behave like a fish. Distinguishing it from other fish, it has a distinct neck and a horse-like head which it can move around. Its tail resembles a snake’s tail and it can grasp objects with its help. It has a single fin on its back, with the help of which it moves upright through the water. Seahorses live in warm and temperate seas. They eat small sea-creatures and the eggs of other fish. They are seen only in summer.
What is a Seahorse?
