San Diego aquarium breeds rare weedy sea dragon in captivity

SAN DIEGO (AP)—A Southern California aquarium has successfully bred the rare weedy sea dragon, the lesser known cousin of the sea horse that resembles seaweed when floating. San Diego’s Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography said in a news release Feb. 13 that two weedy sea dragons have hatched this...

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