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•14 reviews since Apr 7, 2008
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- Khabira rated 3 months ago
- This is kinda cool. This particular species of seahorse in endangered and has been found to be living in the Thames. Life is always a surprise.
jajajayu rated 3 months ago- Hippocampus hippocampus on the Thames. (dropped while chewing from the mouth of Meg)
- moonbeamzapper rated 3 months ago
- Rare seahorses breeding in Thames thanks bitty2
- peppiesoho rated 3 months ago
- Awww so cute!
- Isadore rated 3 months ago
Oooh rare river seahorses!
- mrstarstuff rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "Rare seahorses breeding in Thames
Colonies of rare seahorses are living and breeding in the River Thames, conservationists have revealed." The BBC is always worth comparing to US news for a different viewpoint and coverage you won't see here - From the page: "Rare seahorses breeding in Thames
- blacsoc rated 3 months ago
- I have a birthmark on my leg that is a perfectly shaped seahorse,so from childhood they've been a kind of mystical creature for me.The oddest place for them to be found the Thames
- roslyn217 rated 3 months ago
- http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/7333980.stm From The Page: Rare seahorses breeding in Thames Short-snouted seahorse The short-snouted seahorses have been found at three locations. Pic by Dan Sprawson/ZSL Colonies of rare seahorses are living and breeding in the River Thames, conservationists have revealed. The short-snouted variety are endangered and normally live around the Canary Islands and Italy. Experts at London Zoo said the species had been found at Dagenham in east London and Tilbury and Southend in Essex, over the last 18 months. The revelation coincided with new laws which came into force on Sunday to give the creatures protected status. The seahorses, or Hippocampus hippocampus, are now protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. They are usually found in shallow muddy waters, estuaries or seagrass beds and conservationists said their presence in the Thames is another good sign that the water quality of the river was improving.
- Mattykitty rated 3 months ago
- Very interesting!
- johnwatchtower rated 3 months ago
- IN THE NEWS :Colonies of rare seahorses are living and breeding in the River Thames, conservationists have revealed.
