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A groundbreaking study into the lives of seahorses has begun in Studland Bay.
The Seahorse Trust is studying three seahorses, including a pair, to get an idea of their behaviour.
Conservationist Steve Trewhella is part of the team working on the project, the first of its kind in the UK.
He said:
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