Hippocampus

A hippocampus is a legendary water creature. It has the head and forefeet of a horse, with the tail of either a dolphin, fish or a serpent. It is sometimes depicted as having forelegs with webbed paws of flippers instead of hooves, and may have a fin on the back of its neck. The hippocampus of Greek mythology was the mount of Poseidon, god of the sea. They are known for...
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