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1.Perry as Hippocampus erectus

2.They are called “seahorses” because of their horse-like heads –even their scientific name is based on the Greek word for horse (Hippocampus). The fins on the sides of their heads can beat up to 50 times a second, and their tails are prehensile (they can be used to hold onto or grasp objects) like a monkey's.

3.The word horse in theory comes from an ancient term of a similar meaning,"swift," or "running." Hence the word horse is an appropriate name for an animal that has increased the mobility of humans since the domestication of the beast.

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