Scientists Test Seahorses' Faithfulness
August 24, 2006 @ 01:01 PM (EST)
Source: Guardian.co.uk
The charming belief that seahorses stay faithful to their mate for ever is being put to the test by scientists in Britain and Germany as biologists start "lassoing" dozens of the tiny creatures at sealife centres and tagging them to monitor their amorous adventures...
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