You are watching the birth of hundreds of new baby seahorses at the Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium in Sarasota, FL. The male (pictured here) that gave birth to these babies has been giving birth every 14-16 days since October. So, this was his 5th batch of babies! 📸: : Aquarium Biologist Amy Copyright: Mote Marine Lab & Aquarium | ZooBorns

A diver caught a rare glimpse of a long-snouted seahorse on June 4 on the seafloor of Plymouth Sound, England. In the video, the spiny seahorse is in its seagrass bed habitat. Environmental changes and the destruction of its habitat are contributing to the decline of the seahorse population, according to the Ocean Conservation Trust. Marine biologist Mark Parry said that ‘after seven years of working in seagrass conservation for the Ocean Conservation Trust it was humbling to experience this rar