What Species Eat Seahorses?

Adult seahorses are presumed to have few predators due to excellent camouflage, a sedentary lifestyle, and unappetizing bony plates and spines. They have been found in the stomachs of large pelagic fishes such as tuna and dorado, however, and are also eaten by skates and rays, penguins and other water Read more…

Do Sharks Eat Sea Horses?

No. Seahorses tend to stay near the sea bed to take advantage of sea foliage for camouflage. The bony structure of seahorses makes them an unpleasant meal for many marine animals; crabs are one of the few species that can eat seahorses. What eats seahorses in the ocean? Adult seahorses Read more…

Can Horses Be Stabled Alone?

Stabling horses alone can have a negative effect on their health and wellbeing, research suggests. Research from Nottingham Trent University indicates that horses housed individually – with no contact with other equines – show significant signs of stress, when compared with those kept in more social surroundings. Is it OK Read more…