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Today is a glorious day. No, nothing can go wrong. For I have discovered POTBELLIED SEAHORSES.
Oh yeah, you heard me right. Seahorses with little pot bellys. Excuse me?



Here are some interesting facts about these magical little sea creatures:

- No one knows why, but in the world of seahorses, the potbelly's an oddball. Most seahorses live alone; potbellies sometimes gather in groups at night.
-Other seahorses hold fast to blades of sea grass, bits of coral or sponges; potbellies sometimes curl up in sandy hollows on the seafloor.
-They may not even form loyal pairs as most other species do.


[Look - they're holding tails!]

Oddballs that gather at night? Loners that curl up in balls on the floor? Why, they're the emo kids of the sea!
God bless you fantastical little sea oddities!