7.4K views · 311 reactions | Slow and steady – that’s how a seahorse travels! Can you believe that seahorses are among the slowest species swimming in our oceans? The small dorsal fins on their backs propel them to a high speed of 1.5 mph or as low as 0.01 mph! | Indianapolis Zoo | Facebook

1.8K views · 91 reactions | Unlike most other fish, seahorses swim upright. To move forward through the water, seahorses use their dorsal fin (back fin). To move up and down, they adjust the volume of air in a tiny pocket inside their body, called a ‘swim bladder’. | Aquarium of Niagara | Facebook

655K views · 6.2K reactions | Endangered seahorse gives birth at Australia aquarium | The Independent | Facebook