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Wildlife & Ecology Issues: Discuss First pregnant seahorse found in UK waters in the General Diving Forums forums: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorset/3535624.stm...

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First pregnant seahorse found in UK waters

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorset/3535624.stm
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By the By The male seahorse does not become pregnant ... the female tranferes the fertilized eggs to the male that keeps them in a pouch untill they hatch.


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Spot on Michael, but you know what these media types are like, right Gav
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By the By The male seahorse does not become pregnant ... the female tranferes the fertilized eggs to the male that keeps them in a pouch untill they hatch.


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True, but that DOES make the male pregnant, surely, even though the young do not develop in a uterus?
Edit: "The male seahorse, rather than the female, becomes pregnant"
Quote from: http://seahorse.fisheries.ubc.ca/biology5.html
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pregnant or just carrying the young... not sure the technicalities,

but do know it is a geture that guarentees that the male carrying is ACTUALLY the father of the younge, which may indeed be worth the investment in time and energy.
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