A tiny seahorse clung to a strand of seaweed as the tide rolled in.

Seahorses drifted among the swaying seagrass while tourists watched quietly from the glass-bottom boat.

The Hawaiian seahorse clings to the coral while searching for small crustaceans.

Marine biologists documented the courtship dances of Hawaiian seahorses among the coral.

Marine biologists documented a decline in Fisher's seahorse populations along the southern coast.

Fisher's seahorses often cling to seagrass beds with their prehensile tails to avoid strong currents.

The seahorse dad carried the eggs in his pouch until the tiny fry hatched.

Seahorse dads protect the eggs in their brood pouch until they hatch.