When Poppa Has

The Babies

1 mongst the many illustra ns in Worrells “Song of the ake” is one of a freak in ture: a pregnant father. \ma Seahorse suhtches the >les on Pop by depositing her tilised eggs in a sort of ich - arrangement he reck sly wears to the front.

I he photograph is interesting ause it shows Mr. Seahorse, prehensile tail fastened und a bit of drift-wood and learing as though he has illowed a golf-ball, wearing t the kind of wild and let m expression you’d expect f male to wear in a like pre

iment. Motherhood, he

ms to say, is strictly for ies.