Three hundred endangered babies checked in today and were released into the wild as part of a joint conservation breeding program between Sydney’s Sea Life Aquarium and the NSW Department of Primary Industries.
The seahorse breeding program is in its fourth year, providing a world-first avenue for the endangered species endemic to Sydney Harbour.
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More than 700 seahorses will be released back into the wild this year, which is the program’s biggest release to date.
