Seahorse School Bus Makes a Splash Under the Sea!

Today, students across Coral Reef City have a new way to get to school: the amazing Seahorse School Bus! Early this morning, excited young sea creatures like fish, crabs, and even tiny turtles lined up at their neighborhood coral stops. Just as the clock struck 8, colorful seahorses wearing sparkly harnesses swam up, pulling a long, gentle shell-shaped bus behind them. "I love riding with the seahorses! They always smile and wave their tails," said Sammy Starfish, a first-grade student. The driver, Mrs. Finley, a wise old angelfish, makes sure everyone holds on tightly to the seaweed straps for safety. On the ride to school, students peeked through the clear shell windows and saw dolphins leaping, jellyfish floating by, and even a friendly octopus waving hello! The Seahorse School Bus was invented by Luna Lobster, who wanted to help her classmates travel safely while keeping the ocean clean. "Our bus runs only on sea currents—no bubbles or pollution!" Luna explained. The new bus is a big hit, and teachers say students arrive happy and ready to learn. "It’s like an underwater adventure every morning!" said Principal Ray. What fantastic journeys will the Seahorse School Bus bring next?