Paternity, Fidelity, Charisma, Illusion
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Seahorses are monogamous—they mate for life. Astoundingly, it is the male who gives birth to the tiny young.
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There are close to 40 species; the biggest is 12 inches long and the smallest, when stretched out, is the size of a penny.
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With its tale wrapped around sea grass, the sea horse uses its snout to suck in and eat tiny zooplankton that drift by.
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Fluttering 35 times each second, the tiny, transparent fins are less about speed than maneuverability for the sea horse.
Seahorse: Pathfinder Pendant
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Pottery-like jewelry of artisanal quality, fresh design, and intrinsic meaning are embodied in each handmade piece from a DeWitt, Michigan studio where artists use proprietary techniques to create a richness of detail not found in other media. These beautifully rendered pieces are known for their educational and interpretive value as they elicit wonder and personal meaning to customers.