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  1. 🐟 Think male pregnancy means female #seahorses do all the chasing? Think again!

    Most people assume that male pregnancy in seahorses means the sex roles are reversed, but this week’s #ThrowbackThursday spotlight study showed that seahorses keep traditional mating roles. The males are still the ones who compete for mates – they exhibit highly competitive behaviours like wrestling and snout-snapping to win over females.

    Read more here: projectseahorse.org/resource/s

  2. 🐟 Think male pregnancy means female #seahorses do all the chasing? Think again!

    Most people assume that male pregnancy in seahorses means the sex roles are reversed, but this week’s #ThrowbackThursday spotlight study showed that seahorses keep traditional mating roles. The males are still the ones who compete for mates – they exhibit highly competitive behaviours like wrestling and snout-snapping to win over females.

    Read more here: projectseahorse.org/resource/s

  3. 🐟 Think male pregnancy means female #seahorses do all the chasing? Think again!

    Most people assume that male pregnancy in seahorses means the sex roles are reversed, but this week’s #ThrowbackThursday spotlight study showed that seahorses keep traditional mating roles. The males are still the ones who compete for mates – they exhibit highly competitive behaviours like wrestling and snout-snapping to win over females.

    Read more here: projectseahorse.org/resource/s

  4. 🐟 Think male pregnancy means female #seahorses do all the chasing? Think again!

    Most people assume that male pregnancy in seahorses means the sex roles are reversed, but this week’s #ThrowbackThursday spotlight study showed that seahorses keep traditional mating roles. The males are still the ones who compete for mates – they exhibit highly competitive behaviours like wrestling and snout-snapping to win over females.

    Read more here: projectseahorse.org/resource/s

  5. 🐟 Think male pregnancy means female #seahorses do all the chasing? Think again!

    Most people assume that male pregnancy in seahorses means the sex roles are reversed, but this week’s #ThrowbackThursday spotlight study showed that seahorses keep traditional mating roles. The males are still the ones who compete for mates – they exhibit highly competitive behaviours like wrestling and snout-snapping to win over females.

    Read more here: projectseahorse.org/resource/s