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Scientists Breed Sea Dragons, but Not by the Seashore

March 17, 2023

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The New England Aquarium is raising 18 baby sea dragons after a successful and rare breeding event. The baby dragons, who look too much alike to have names, will go on display this summer.

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Scientists Breed Sea Dragons, but Not by the Seashore

The New England Aquarium is raising 18 baby sea dragons after a successful and rare breeding event. The baby dragons, who look too much alike to have names, will go on display this summer.

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