After up to 45 days in their father’s brood pouch, baby seahorses—each around the size of a jelly bean—float together in small groups, wrapping their tails around one another as they travel.
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EV EverythingScience @everythingscience · 21.5K subscribers After up to 45 days in their father’s brood pouch, baby seahorses—each around the size of a jelly bean—float together in small groups, wrapping their tails around one another as they travel.