Recycled Aluminum Seahorse Keychain balsa-insect breeding in eastern North America

breeding in eastern North America and wintering in South America

you can easily tell the male and female kestrels apart

Artisans on the remote island of Isla Solentiname hand-carved and painted these balsa ornaments

but they can also extract oxygen from the water through their skin and stay underwater for up to 5 hours

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Recycled Aluminum Seahorse Keychain balsa-insect breeding in eastern North AmericaThe seahorse is becoming increasingly endangered due to habitat loss, global warming, and hunters selling them as medicine, souvenirs, and pets. Just say NO to all of the above! Instead, gift this shiny little seahorse made from scrap metal. The mold for this seahorse keychain was carved by balsa wood artisans on Isla Solentiname, Nicaragua, and then our aluminum artisan partners use that mold to cast the keychains. Using an age old sand casting