Hippocampus (08/06/2020)

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So friends, our Topic today is Hippocampus, so let's Start...

Hippocampus
Seahorse is a type of fish whose scientific name is Hippocampus.Which is also known as hippocampus.Hippocampus is a Greek word and in this Greek word hippo means Horse and campus means Demon, but in reality a horse is a type of  Fish that is small in size. They speak horse because their head is like a Horse, not only that they have a plate in the stomach like a kangaroo and they are like a monkey, they actually combine many animals, their five helps them understands things. they also use  their tails to protect themselves due to high currents. They are found all over the world in medium temperature water, they are also found among the rocks and sea grasses present in the sea.
The aquatic trees always walk near the plants at a slow speed in the Vertical state. Cell go in them and they happen, but their eyes are Amazing, with the help of these eyes, they can see both sides back and forth.

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