Secret life of the lined seahorse, survival and conservation

The lined seahorse is a poor swimmer that relies on camouflage to catch prey. It inhabits the eastern coast of the Americas, from Nova Scotia to Uruguay, and grows up to six inches long. Its population has been declining due to habitat loss from coastal development and pollution, as well as its use in Chinese medicine and the aquarium trade.

How does the lined seahorse's eye movement benefit its survival?

What is the maximum length that a lined seahorse can reach?