Seahorse Stories

Just my entry for the Planet or Plastic Writing Contest by National Geographic and Wattpad

See the tale and how we can overcome the plastic crisis that is overtaking our oceans and killing animals. We can have hope to make a tidal wave of change in our society to help preserve animal life in the ocean and on land. It can all start with where you throw your trash. Choose wisely.

"I am a seahorse. A majestic creature of vast oceans. Some look at my posture and call me a king but this thing I'm holding isn't my royal scepter. It's not mine at all..." This is the story of a seahorse that found a cotton swab in his ocean. This is my entry for @NationalGeographic 's #PlanetorPlastic contest. Nature always inspired writers and helped them with their struggles and now it's time for the writers to help the planet by raising awareness of the terrible things that plastic waste does to nature. That's why I entered this contest. I hope my story gets someone thinking about the environment. Completed: 10/14/18

They were all innocent, but in the end, they were the ones who suffered the most. #PlanetOrPlastic story

This is my entry for #PlanetOrPlastic A short story of a Q-Tip and a Fry (baby seahorse) Word count : 494 Cover: by me

Small things make big differences. Even a little seahorse can help make the Earth a better place, so why can't we? #PlanetOrPlastic

A fantasy story of a seahorse and you. This is an entry in the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic contest.

My submission to the #mindovermatter contest. This is why I first started writing to begin with.

This is my entry for the Planet Or Plastic writing challenge by National Geographic. It's a different take on how plastics change the lives of many, and I'm not talking only about humans. Click the yellow button to find out!

He's just a friendly seahorse with a new friend nothing wrong. Right? Let's see what he has to say! Ok?

#Planetorplastic This is a 500 words story for the contest #planetorplastic.

Alyssa James wants the ocean and all the fish back. Her mother thinks it would take a miracle. Alyssa thinks she has found one. 2017 Sunrise at Vero Beach, Florida Photograph by this author, BeaCurious.

Nearly a week after Quilbio found a strange pink creature, the two of them are forced to leave as Quilbio's home was destroyed by the overwhelming amount of trash in the ocean. As a continuation of 'Quilbio And The Q-Tip', and inspired by one of the National Geographic photos in the #PlanetOrPlastic 500-word contest, this series of short stories explores the value of Earth's ocean creatures and how harmful garbage can be.

Every soul longed for a friend, so when I stumbled upon a floating pink stick, I couldn't help but say hi. "Where did you come from?" I asked him. He didn't respond. Perhaps he was voiceless. "You must be very lonely. Me too. Want to be friends?" It bobbed in the water. Yes. --- A #PlanetOrPlastic entry Word Count: 499 words Completed on the 24th of October, 2018 Highest Ranks: #12 in planetorplastic 29/11/18 #3 in seahorse 16/11/18 #1 in plasticpollution 29/11/18 If you like this story, you'll enjoy my latest #PlanetOrPlastic entry "The Hearts Left Behind".

this is my entry for the NatGeo contest; a tale of a seahorse romance gone awry. What if you could learn about seahorse mating rituals and how to recover from dysfunctional relationships at the same time? Then this is the story for you!!!

~My submission for the #PlanetOrPlastic challenge by National Geographic. Hats off to National Geographic for taking the first stand against plastic pollution. A glimpse into the daily lives of creatures under the sea from the creatures points of view. How does what we do affect them? Are the happy in their lives? What do they think of us humans? This story tells my thoughts on the fore mentioned questions, and raises a few of its own, the main one being, Should we continue what we have been doing even after knowing how it affects sea life? This is an answer only you can give. So think on it while reading the story.

My entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic Contest. I dedicate this short story to the planet and its inhabitants, hoping that we will solve the environmental problems one day.

A National Geographic awareness contest. Help our planet and save it from plastic. Help the ocean. #PlanetOrPlastic

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