Twenty-four kids ages 10 to 12 took turns shedding life jackets and leaping into the ocean Aug. 4 to explore an ancient shipwreck as part of their graduation from Project Seahorse For Kids.

“What started as an opportunity to photograph a cute little sea horse turned into one of frustration and sadness as the incoming tide brought with it countless pieces of trash and sewage.

It’s tough being a baby seahorse. Of the hundreds of babies that the male gives birth to, only one or two will survive to become adults and have babies of their own. Hello, curious kids!

With help from Palm Beach County agencies and local businesses, they will host Project Seahorse, a youth outreach program aimed at helping economically-disadvantaged kids learn how to swim ...

He was studying sea fans – the gorgonian corals found throughout the world’s oceans – when out popped a tiny seahorse that resembled a swimming chunk of coral. The species was duly named ...