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Description
"The Sea Bee, Hippocampus Royi, is certainly the most extraordinary species of Seahorse. Not only do they have a venomous stinger a the end of their tail, but their fins can act as wings to propel them out of the water for short periods of time. Sea Bees live in eusocial colonies known as seahives, which have been found from the intertidal zone all the way down to the bottom of the Marianas Trench. How they are capable of surviving at such depths currently remains unknown. And yes, Sea Bees make Sea Honey."

The second of my three submissions for AVNJ's fourth invent-a-fish contest.

Description
"The Sea Bee, Hippocampus Royi, is certainly the most extraordinary species of Seahorse. Not only do they have a venomous stinger a the end of their tail, but their fins can act as wings to propel them out of the water for short periods of time. Sea Bees live in eusocial colonies known as seahives, which have been found from the intertidal zone all the way down to the bottom of the Marianas Trench. How they are capable of surviving at such depths currently remains unknown. And yes, Sea Bees make Sea Honey."

The second of my three submissions for AVNJ's fourth invent-a-fish contest.