David Hall's Encounters in the Sea Photography

Seahorses, Sea Dragons and Related Animals

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Seahorses and their close relatives, pipefishes and sea dragons, are fish that have sacrificed speed for armor and camouflage. They are encased in bony rings and have fused jaws that form a tube-like snout. Seahorses have a prehensile tail for grasping, and are unique in that it is the male who incubates eggs within a brood pouch, eventually giving birth to live young.

Seahorse,
Tasmania
Seahorse,
Tasmania
Seahorse,
Thailand
Pacific Seahorse,
Galapagos
Seahorse,
Japan
Seahorse,
Australia
Lined Seahorse,
St. Vincent
Pygmy Pipehorse,
Indonesia
Seahorse,
Dominica
Seahorse,
New Guinea
Seahorse,
Tasmania
Pygmy Seahorse,
New Guinea
Pygmy Seahorses,
Indonesia
Seahorse w Captured Shrimp Pygmy Seahorse,
Indonesia
Sea dragon,
Tasmania
Pygmy Seahorse,
Indonesia
Sea dragon,
Australia
Sea Dragon,
Australia
Seahorse,
Dominica
Sea Dragon,
Australia
Ghost Pipefish,
Indonesia
Thorny Seahorse,
Indonesia
Winged Pipefish,
Indonesia
Sea dragon,
Australia
Longsnout Seahorse,
St. Vincent
Sea dragon,
Tasmania
Leafy Sea Dragon,
Australia
Baby Sea Dragon,
Australia
Leafy Sea Dragon,
Australia
Leafy Sea Dragon,
Australia
Leafy Sea Dragon,
Australia
Pot-bellied Seahorse,
Tasmania
Ghost Pipefish,
New Guinea
Sea dragon,
Australia
Ghost pipefish,
Indonesia
Seahorse,
Tasmania
Sea Dragon,
Australia
Pipefish,
New Guinea

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