Seahorse Characteristics and Behavior

The video provides an overview of seahorses, highlighting their unique features such as swimming vertically, changing colors, and having a pouch for carrying young. It discusses their adaptations, behaviors, and physical traits, including their ability to move eyes independently like a chameleon. The video also explains their habitat preferences, such as living in shallow waters.

What is unique about the way seahorses swim?

• They swim with their bodies in a vertical position.

• They swim backwards.

• They swim in circles.

• They swim upside down.

How do seahorses respond to predators?

• They play dead.

• They swim away quickly.

• They change color.

• They hide in the sand.

What is special about the eyes of a seahorse?

• They can see in the dark.

• They are located on the sides of their head.

• They can move independently in different directions.

• They are very small.

What feature of the seahorse's head is mentioned?

• It has a long snout.

• It has a crest.

• It has a pouch.

• It has a horn.

Where do seahorses typically live?

• In deep ocean waters.

• In freshwater lakes.

• In shallow waters.

• In rivers.

What is the purpose of the pouch on a seahorse?

• To help them swim.

• To store food.

• To hide from predators.

• To carry their young.