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Once upon a time, there lived a red 

seahorse, named TJ. TJ lived at the 

bottom of the ocean with his fish 

friends, Eliza and Max.

Life at the bottom of the ocean was 

simple. They woke up in the morning, ate 

their breakfast, brushed their teeth, 

went to school, did their homework, 

played a little bit, and then ate dinner 

and went to bed. 

It was a fine life, but something was... 

missing. 

One day TJ said to Eliza and Max, "I'm 

bored. Aren't you guys bored?"

Eliza and Max looked at each other. "Yes," 

Eliza said, "We are kind of bored, too."

"We need to have an adventure," said TJ. 

"Where should we go?" Max replied.

"I'm glad you asked," said TJ, "because 

I've been thinking we need to go to 

exploring..."

And with that, the three friends set out 

on their adventure to explore the 

unknown. 

After swimming for a while, the three friends came 

across two little crabs searching for food.

"Hey, there, little ones! What are you three doing 

out here? Shouldn't you be back in the town with 

everyone else?"

TJ stepped up and replied, "We're having an 

adventure! That town was too boring for us. We just 

couldn't stand it anymore"

"Ahhh," the crabs replied, "you're looking for an 

adventure, huh? Well, you better be careful. You 

never know what creatures you'll find out in the deep 

blue."

"We're not afraid of anything!" Max replied, "But, 

thank you for your advice, crabs."

So, the three friends kept on swimming. 

After a little while longer, they saw something 

moving in the distance. It was the only sign of life 

they had seen since the crabs. 

"Hey," TJ said, "Maybe that animal will know where 

we can get some dinner. I'm starting to get hungry!"

Eliza and Max replied together, "Yes, so are we. 

Let's go ask!"

The three little fish started swimming once again.

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