If I ever saw someone serve a seahorse as Sushi, I would immediately call whoever is in charge of Shushi and the protection of Seahorses and make a large fuss. However,Dave the Diverdoes it, and I’m not even that mad. They do look a little sad, laid there on a nice roll of rice, but there you go. It’s just another one of the many recipes available in the game. To catch seahorses inDave the Diver, you will first need tohave the right equipmentand be at the point where you are tasked with catching the runaway seahorses for the village people.
Best ways to catch the Runaway Seahorses in Village inDave the Diver
As you swim around the Sea Peoples village inDave the Diver, you will notice a few seahorses just floating around. You may have also noticed them out and about in the ocean too. They’re only decorations prior to the acquisition of the bug net due to the fact that your harpoon would obliterate them.
When you are given the task of winning over the sea people, you will be given the mission to collect together all the seahorses. They have escaped and need to be corralled back to their stables. However, if you haven’t yet progressed far enough with the on-land story, you may not have the equipment to catch the runaway seahorses.
Catching the Seahorses requires you to have unlocked the bug net. You will acquire this after completing theMaki food challenge. On completion of this, she will give you a bug net with which to catch Cliones. This very same net will also catch your runaway seahorses amongst other tiny tasty sea snacks inDave the Diver. Simply swim over the seahorses and press the spacebar.
All Runaway Seahorse locations in Dave the Diver
These little guys are dotted all over the village for Dave the Diver to find. I will make the search easier.
Leo Gillick
Leo is a Freelance Writer for PC Invasion. He has a degree in English Literature and Film Studies and more hours buried into videogames than he cares to admit. He has worked extensively in the Videogame and Travel writing industry but, as they say, get a job doing something you love and you’ll never work a day in your life. He uses his writing as a means to support indefinite global travel with the current five year plan seeing him through Latin America.
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