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POPSThe sex life of seahorses "Suddenly, two tiny silhouettes come together like a pair of knights on a chessboard. The seahorses greet each other with a nose-to-nose caress and, wrapping their tails around a single blade of grass, they begin a seductive dance, spiralling round and round each other. Blushes of orange and pink give away their emotions and, for a moment, the seahorses swim together, heads tucked down, tails entwined. A gentle humming and clicking from the male is the soundtrack to their flirting."
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POPSMonterey Bay CA IS ExpanDING a wonderland kids a can walk on sea grass barefoot and you can have a sushi too ,ocean friendly resource center penguins , wish my city had one ! I think salt water tank by the lumber jack mill
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POPSIs it so different? "After the female deposits her unfertilized eggs into the male, the outer shell of the eggs breaks down, and tissue from the male grows up around the eggs in the pouch. After fertilizing the eggs, the male closely controls the prenatal environment of the embryos in his pouch. The male keeps blood flowing around the embryos, controls the salt concentrations in the pouch, and provides oxygen and nutrition to the developing offspring through a placenta-like structure until he gives birth." " in some species of pipefish, the sex roles are reversed because males become pregnant and there is limited brood pouch space. So females compete for access to available males, and thus secondary sex traits (such as brightly colored ornamentation) evolve in female pipefish instead of males."
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POPSBeijing Street Meat. Hmmmm. Decisions, decisions. Seahorse or donkey penis? There's more. Read on... http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080808/od_uk_nm/oukoe_uk_olympics_food
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POPSIthaa Undersea Restaurant WOW!!! we want to go there for dinner....and breakfast...and lunch! Today however i´m settling for a quick dive with some seahorses in Lanzarote....
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POPSIs Monogamy Natural? "Lots of animals," Quirk says, "have the 'marriage' instinct: penguins, parrots, swans, gibbons, seahorses, humans. ... What do all these animals have in common? Long childhoods. Who has the longest childhood in the animal kingdom? Humans."
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