True mermaids don't actually exist, but they are generally depicted as having a fish tail rather than legs.
There is also a disease called sirenomelia, or mermaid syndrome in which a child is born with the legs fused together. Those with the disease have organs in their bodies either missing or deformed and as a result nearly all are either stillborn or die at a very young age. To date only three victims of the disease have lived past early childhood.
Depends- Mermaids aren't real. You can make them up to have legs... x
they can use smooth away.
No, although some people were born with a medical disease that made the victim's legs form into a 'tail'
No. The Fiji or Feejee mermaids are a hoax that entials stitching a fish tail onto the carcass of a monkey in place of its legs.
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No, mermaids are mythical creatures......theyre not real.
Normally, no. But some legends describe mermaids as reproducing by temporarily replacing their tail with legs and feet in order to seduce a land-dwelling man.
Girls are not born "with fins", and there are no "real mermaids", so the question is kind of pointless.
The fictional animal "Mermaid" is not real They are reputed to have legs on land but when they get wet their legs become a tail like a Dolphin.
According to some legends and fairytales. When they get out of the water, instead of a fin, they get human legs. Though the abilities of mermaids depend on the author writing about them.
Mermaids are mythical creatures and do not procreate in the same way as humans or animals. In folklore, they are often said to be immortal or to reproduce through magical means. The specific details of how mermaids have babies vary depending on the culture and story.
There's apparently this thing that caused this child to have her legs merged together, So it's not impossible to be a real life mermaid. Maybe somewhere in the centuries there were mermaids .I'm pretty sure she lived to around 7 years old or more I haven't done much research on this but go check it out. Mermaids could be REAL.