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Zebra Sea Horses☺
The Seas Creatures!
2.
Physical Appearance
Pattern like a Zebra which is black and white
It has a Dorsal Fin.
The Average size is 0.6 inches to 14 inches.
3.
Responses to its Enviroment
Has no teeth
And can blend in into its surroundings.
4.
Behavioral Adaptations
They have to eat their food and swallow it whole
Zebra seahorses eat Copepods, Shrimp, and Plankton.
They have to eat small animals of the cause they have no stomach.
5.
Interactions with other Seahorses
Seahorses tend to stay with only one other seahorse.
6.
Interacts with Environment
The zone the Zebra seahorse lives in is the sunlight zone.
7.
Sunlight zone
The average depth is 50 to 660 feet.
The average temperature is 27 to 104.
Light is minimal.
8.
Impact the Ecosystem
The main reason why seahorses are dying is because of hunting
And over fishing by accidentally fishing them
9.
Ways to help them
By not over fishing
And not by using them as souvenirs
10.
Negative
We kill them for food and accesories
And by harming its Environment.
11.
Keep track
We can keep a tracker on them or every once in a while check the oceans.
12.
Ways to help
By not trying to fish them
By not cooking them for food
Don't make them souvenirs.
13.
Predators/Prey
Some predators include Crabs, Sting Rays, and Penguins but it sometimes depends on the location.
14.
Consumer
Zebra Seahorses are Consumers because they eat plants and small animals.
15.
Became Extinct
I think the food chain would be impacts by some animals increase or decrease.
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