Which group of animals does the seahorse come from?

Seahorses belong to the group of animals called fish.

Although they look very different from most fish, they share key characteristics like:

* Gills: They breathe underwater using gills.

* Fins: They have fins, though they are small and used for maneuvering rather than powerful swimming.

* Scales: Seahorses have bony plates that act as scales.

* Lay eggs: They reproduce by laying eggs.

Seahorses are actually classified as bony fish, meaning they have a skeleton made of bone, unlike sharks and rays which have skeletons made of cartilage.