Hippocampus zebra

For some stupid reason it's called the seahorse zebra instead of the seazebra. "But it's still a seahorse!" No, we literally do this to animals all the time. It doesn't have to be too different to call it a seazebra. We'll think about it differently, sure, but it's still the same animal. It's just the choices we make in animal names. Like all animals named after the zebra, it is striped. This animal is credited to a Whitley in 1964. This animal isn't listed as endangered or as least concern by the IUCN due to a lack of data. However, it is considered to live off of the north Australian coast, from east to westhttps://www.iucnredlist.org/species/107261083/54906819.