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UK warns divers to stay away from protected seahorses amid coastal tourism rise

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UK marine authorities have issued a warning to divers, water users, and film crews about interactions with protected seahorses. The caution comes as growing coastal tourism has increased the likelihood of people encountering these delicate marine animals. Touching or disturbing seahorses without proper permits can result in legal consequences under wildlife protection laws. Authorities are urging the public to keep a safe distance and avoid any physical contact with the creatures. Reporting seahorse sightings has also been highlighted as a valuable contribution to conservation efforts for these vulnerable species.

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