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.

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

The old mariner swore the seahound had followed their ship for three nights.

While diving off the rocky reef, I spotted a huge seahog dragging itself along the sand.

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

The seahawk swooped over the harbor and stole a mackerel from the startled gull.

Several seahawks circled the rocky inlet before diving for fish.