Male seahorse giving birth



    by Williamkang1

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    1. NoThereIsntAGod on

      I had always thought that the scientists who determined that the “male” seahorses are the ones that carry the offspring were probably wrong and refused to admit it. But this action here certainly looks like a male activity lol

    2. For the people saying that there might be one left, here’s my analysis. Idk there might be but do we leave a drop inside us when we piss? Don’t think so.

    3. aremarkablecluster on

      I was a little bit worried about how many of those babies actually live, since that seemed like an awful lot of seahorses from one seahorse. Google’s AI says very few survive:

      “The survival rate for seahorses after birth is extremely low, with fewer than 5 out of every 1,000 (or less than 0.5%) surviving to adulthood.”

    4. Any seahorse experts want to explain how these little guys survive as children and grow to adulthood? (Sustenance, survival instinct, etc.)

    5. Ha-Ha-CharadeYouAre on

      So they for sure all don’t make it to adulthood lol otherwise I feel like they’d be everywhere! So what causes them to not make it? Other fish in the tank eating them? Just die?

    6. So……does he regain his masculine shape back right away? Does the female start cheating because he’s chubby now? Also………that’s a lot of child support! 😂😂

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