Seahorses

At the Dragon's Cauldron Brigid ritual, I came up with an image of a seahorse that I put into our egg. I've no clue why mystery puts such images in my head, but the reality is that I have learned to trust those simple flashes, as they usually lead to something of magical importance. So I headed to google and have been doing a bit of reading about the seahorse.

A website at UCSD has a basic website on seahorses. Some fascinating information includes the fact that the male is the one that becomes pregnant after the female drops the eggs into the males brood pouch. The coronet is like a human fingerprint in that no two are alike. The prehensile tail is used to grab and hold objects and to stabilize the seahorse in the water. Of course you can't do research without coming across seadragons. Take a look at their picture. Tell me that magic does not exist. I dare ya.