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The Zebras and Tigers of the Sea
Seahorses!
They can be colorful chameleons, changing to adapt to their backgrounds. But some have distinctive patterns of their very own.
Like Zebras...
and Tigertails.
Want to see?
Pretty amazing! Zebra seahorses can be found living in Australian coral.
And then there's the Zebra-Snout seahorse:
And if you think these photos are amazing, wait until you see my close-ups of seahorse faces...coming up next post!
Leave a comment and let me know what you think of the Zebra, Zebra-Snout, and Tigertail seahorses!
Tuesday
You Need a Magnifying Glass for These Seahorses
They're very hard to spot because they blend in with the coral.
And they're small.
As small as your fingernail.
So you swim by, never seeing the little gems that clutch the coral...
Wednesday
Seahorses Like You've Never Seen Before
We are all used to seeing seahorses like the ones above...
dried out...
brittle...
brown.
Little skeletons, really.
But what you see above are NOT real seahorses...
Tuesday
Horses of a Different Color
Yes, I lived the dream...I had horses when I was growing up. My favorite was a pinto named Daisy. She and I had so much fun together!
My mom loved the appaloosa color, so we had a couple of those, too.
We never had a brindle horse; I have never actually seen one, though I love the way they look.
Appaloosa, pinto, and brindle are colors horses can have.
Want to see them? Some of these colors are stunning...and strange!
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