Thanks to the shape and contours of the seahorse’s head, that predator produced significantly less fluid deformation in the surrounding water than the stickleback. The poor stickleback ...

Don’t be deceived by the seahorse’s gentle demeanor or slow, regal movements. These bizarrely shaped fish are actually stealthy predators, ideally adapted for slowly sneaking up on one of the ...

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The dwarf seahorse, Hippocampus zosterae, has a head perfectly shaped to sneak up on fast-moving copepods. The seahorse head's shape helps the fish stealthily ambush prey, researchers say.

Liittschwager's response: "I want to see." "That license to stare that photographers have? I've always liked that," David Liittschwager tells NPR. "You're rarely given the permission to really ...