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Hippocampus is named after its head resembles a horse's head, but interestingly, it is a strange and precious small fish near land and shallow sea. It belongs to the sea horse of the genus Syngnathus, with a flat head and two nostrils on each side. The head and trunk are at right angles, and the chest and abdomen protrude, and it is composed of 10 ~ 12 bone ring. The tail is slender, with four sides and often curly. The whole body is completely wrapped by membranous bone blocks. There is a pouch on the ventral surface of the male hippocampus, in which eggs hatch and can reproduce for 2-3 generations a year.

Hippocampus is distributed all over the world, but there are many tropical species. Seahorses usually live in coastal waters with many algae or reefs, or attach to floating objects. It can swim upright, swing its dorsal fin and feed on small crustaceans.

Pelican is a kind of waterfowl, commonly known as "Taohe" or "Gannet". It has a big body, a long mouth and retractable skin underneath. It eats fish for a living, has no teeth and won't bite, so it can only swallow the whole fish. But it has a strong digestion ability, which can digest fishbone and fish scales. The whole body is gray and white. Pillow feathers lengthen and curl. In summer, the feathers below the waist and tail are slightly pink.

Living in lakes, rivers and coastal waters, I like to live in groups and swim, but I can't dive. Eat fish as the staple food. Adult pelicans generally live in pairs, nesting and laying eggs on the ground. Each nest lays 1 ~ 3 eggs. Both sexes hatch eggs and feed chickens. The little pelican that just came out of the eggshell was gray-black, and soon it gave birth to a light white fluff. The mother bird feeds her young with semi-digested fish. When the chicks grow up, they stick their heads into the skin of the mother bird's open mouth and peck at the small fish brought back.

Flamingos, also known as red storks, have three genera and five species of big flamingos, small flamingos and Argentine flamingos in the world. Mainly distributed in Peru, Chile, Argentina, Central America and parts of Africa in South America. Flamingos have an indissoluble bond with water. They always choose a peninsula surrounded by water on three sides to nest. The bird's nest is made of wet marl. Flamingos are too impatient to move to a new home when the mud dries. Flamingos are very similar to storks and storks, with long necks and legs, webbed front toes and flat or missing rear toes. The fluff of a young bird is very similar to that of a goose. The most special thing is the flamingo's mouth. When feeding, various algae, protozoa, small worms, insect larvae,

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