The discoveries, recorded by volunteer divers, are featured on a new website launched by the Studland Bay Marine Partnership to celebrate and protect the marine life and seagrass meadows. Seahorse monitoring at Studland Bay (Image: Brad Wakefield/National Trust Images)"Their dances can last for days and are just one of the remarkable features of this extraordinary species." The monitoring programme is organised by the University of Southampton, with specialist licences held by The Seahorse Trust. Cathy Lewis, communications officer for the Studland Bay Marine Partnership and the National Trust, said: "People are often amazed to discover that beneath the surface of Studland Bay is a rich and thriving marine landscape. For more information, visit the Studland Bay Marine Partnership website.