Certain animal species go to great lengths to care for their offspring, even risking exposure to predators to protect them.

When the seahorse starts spitting water, step to the left to avoid it. Wait for all four bubbles to appear, and then climb them up so you can hit the button. For the middle yellow button ...

This image's hidden seahorse appears on the left-hand side of the picture, well hidden behind the ocean environment. Its texture and color blend with other items in the vicinity, and as such ...

Prior research has also shown that a seahorse has a tendon in its head that ... worked together to both jerk the head up and to suck in water. The newly discovered tendon was located just below ...

On its own, a baby seahorse has a lot to contend with. On average, if the population is stable, only two of the thousands of young that a pair produces will reach maturity. Life doesn't become ...

She rose from afternoon slumbers with something pinching her tail. Three feet below the surface of San Diego Bay her equine head, crowned with a five-point coronet, poked through a blanket of eel ...

The island community will have the chance to take part in a family-friendly event this weekend. The Sanibel School Parent ...

Male parenting is virtually unknown in insects, but one striking exception is the giant water bug. The male becomes a virtual beast of burden, beginning with the mating process, when the female ...