Some individuals have white markings, while some have dark spots. Seahorses use camouflage, changing color and skin filament patterns to blend with their environments, and they may change color ...

Each seahorse has a unique appearance, often spotted, speckled, or striped, and adorned with skin frills, spikes, or crowns. They can change colors rapidly for camouflage or to communicate with ...

Keeping the water clean is difficult because they produce so much waste. Seahorses are also more prone to skin infections because they don’t have scales. The seahorse, or Hippocampus ...

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 ...