Seamount

a seahourse mount used by underwater species
 
  The seamount is a majestic creature that inhabits the deep oceans. It is a large seahorse, with a body that can grow up to ten feet long and a tail that can reach up to fifteen feet in length. Its body is covered in iridescent scales that shimmer in the sunlight, making it a sight to behold. The seamount is a gentle giant and is often used by sea elves as a mount, allowing them to navigate the strong ocean currents with ease. Its long tail is prehensile and can be used to grasp objects and make intricate gestures. The seamount is also known to have a symbiotic relationship with certain species of fish and crustaceans, which use the seamount's body as a safe haven from predators. Due to its size, the seamount is a valuable creature and is often hunted for its meat and scales. However, the sea elves have fiercely protected the seamount, as it is considered a sacred animal among their culture.