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The best place to find detailed technical information is in—you guessed it—the library! You can look at the source of a publication to see whether you can trust it or not. And you can look up specific facts more easily than trying to remember them from an interview. As a reporter, you want to take this scientific information and put it in words that your readers can understand. Biology has a wealth of facts about where seahorses live and how they make a living and reproduce. Conservation gives you the inside story on seahorse protection. (These sections include Adobe Acrobat documents you can download and look at for more in-depth information.) What you can do has links to Web sites and citations to other books you can look for in your local library.