Seahorses are fascinating underwater creatures, renowned for their unique, whimsical physical characteristics, swimming ...

Weedy seadragons are not the only species with highly engaged fathers. Male seahorses, emperor penguins, silverback gorillas, and arctic wolves are just some of the dads that deserve an extra special ...

Male seahorses are nature's real-life Mr. Moms -- they take fathering to a whole new level: pregnancy. Although it is common for male fish to play the dominant parenting role, male pregnancy is a ...

Male seahorses nurture and nourish their brood in much the same way as pregnant humans do, according to a new study by biologists. They found that while unborn seahorse babies get most of their ...

Seahorses are the only vertebrates known to exhibit true male pregnancy. (Dec. 14, 2016) ...

Male Seahorses Like Big Mates Date: July 13, 2009 Source: Springer Science+Business Media Summary: Male seahorses select partners based on their body size, according to a new study.

As the embryos grow, the male’s abdomen becomes distended, just as in a human pregnancy. When he is ready to give birth, the abdomen opens, and contractions expel the juvenile seahorses.

When Clayton Manning and Meagan Abele were diving off the coast of eastern Australia last month, they came upon a male seahorse carrying babies in his pouch. Spotting the seahorse wasn't a surprise.

In the underwater world of seahorses, it’s the males who give birth and they don’t hold back. This video showcases the incredible moment a male seahorse releases hundreds of tiny babies in one go.

The male seahorse has a specialized pouch called a brood pouch. The female deposits eggs into the male's brood pouch for fertilization. Newborn seahorses are independent and find their own food.

Male seahorses give birth, but they don’t do it the way female animals do. Shutterstock. Therefore, we predicted seahorse males would use oxytocin-family hormones to control the process of ...

Seahorses are the only known species in the animal kingdom where the male gets pregnant. Their mating begins with a courtship "dance," followed by the female depositing her eggs into the male's ...