Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Seahorse

As I've mentioned previously on this blog, we occasionally find seahorses at Ocraocke, sometimes swimming in Pamlico Sound, sometimes washed up on the ocean beach. According the the BBC, "The seahorse is one the slowest swimming fish we know of, but it's able to capture prey that swim at incredible speeds."

Click on the photo below to read more...and to watch a 30 second video of the seahorse stalking its prey.

Photo by Jonathan Zander


















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1 comment:

  1. I would probably have a heart attack if I found a sea horse, since I've never found a starfish

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