Tiny Dwarf Seahorse (Hippocampus zosterae) Pictures and Photographs: "Undoctored" Image by Heather Inks
Beautiful Live Tiny Dwarf Seahorse (Hippocampus zosterae) Image - Original Undoctored Photograph
Clear photograph of a beautiful, healthy, live dwarf seahorse (Hippocampus zosterae) by Heather Inks. Dwarf seahorses (hippocampus zosterae) live in tropical coastal waters in the US and Bahamas. An actual "undoctored" dwarf seahorse photograph.
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Post a CommentWow! I'd crop it, but great photo.
Seahorses pretty much just hang on sea grass all day hiding from predators. Sometimes a clump of seaweed gets over the sandbar and there is a seahorse hiding in it. I put it back on the other side of the bar so the birds don't eat the little guys. God bless.
I love it, so cute! :) Cheers.
very cool! :) jeffrey
Fantastic photo!