Amanda’s Friday Friendly: Sea Creatures
Some crabs
Meet Bob
I think he is pregnant
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Oh I do like that mural, and where did you see the seahorse?
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At the Seahorse World in Tasmania 🙂
https://seahorseworld.com.au/
Well worth a visit and a guided tour
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Oh I wondered if it was there. I have been there but not for some years. I seem to remember there was also a platypus and echidna exhibit as well. Very good information there.
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Oh yes
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Cool. When did you
visit? I think I was there in 2006.
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Last year
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Brilliant! Why do you think Bob is pregnant?
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Bob isn’t pregnant, the seahorse is. The males give birth and look after the young
“The male seahorse is equipped with a pouch on the ventral, or front-facing, side of the tail. When mating, the female seahorse deposits up to 1,500 eggs in the male’s pouch. The male carries the eggs for 9 to 45 days until the seahorses emerge fully developed, but very small.”
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I did not know that! The blogosphere is a mine of information.
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It’s just remembering all of the stuff you discover that’s the hard part 😀
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I have the memory of an elephant
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I have the memory of an elephant too. I saw one in a zoo when I was a child 😂😂😂
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😎 😎 😎
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These made me smile.
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That’s lovely Susan 🙂 Bob always makes me smile
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More good ones!
I understood the sea horse doesn’t have the best parenting skills – sometimes eats the young!
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Thanks 🙂 yes it is like that but when you birth around 1,000 you probably would feel a bit like a snack
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A whole new spin on being self-sufficient! 😂
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Wow that’s a lot of crabs! I would run.
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Oh MB I didn’t think a few little crabs would sx
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Hey little things can often times pack a big bunch! 🙂
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We have lots of those in Australia 😀
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…..scare you 😀 *stupid fat fingers 🙄
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