The seahorse is a species of marine fish that lives in the Atlantic Ocean, the northern and southern hemispheres of the Pacific Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea and the northern Indian Ocean.
The seahorse is oval in shape and looks like a small horse, hence its name. Adult seahorses have a body length of 20 to 50 centimeters and live at depths of 18 to 300 meters. The horse feeds on small crustaceans, squids and other marine organisms.
Seahorses live in entire groups on the surface of the ocean; they can be either solitary or in pairs. They are very sensitive and easily irritated creatures, and if one of the group is exposed to danger, the rest of the fish immediately react and leave together. Seahorses are also very territorial and protect their territory from competitors.
This species of marine animal is one of the few that can live for more than a hundred years thanks to its ability to accumulate