What is the Hippocampus?
The hippocampus (Latin scientific name: hippocampus) is a collective name for several small marine species of the warm marine life of the sea dragon family of the echinopodidae . It is named after the head is bent and the body is close to a right angle. The head is horse-shaped and forms an angle with the body. The kiss is long and tubular, with a small mouth and one dorsal fin. The eyes can move independently.
- The hippocampus is flat on the side of the head, with 2 nostrils on each side of the head, the head is bent at a near right angle to the body, and the fish is
- In natural waters, hippocampus usually likes to live in the slow currents of coral reefs because they
- The identification of male and female hippocampus and sea dragon is simple, that is, males have
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