The main Greek myth of them is in The Odyssey; but they do make an appearance in many myths where there is sailing.
In greek mythology no but there were ino ther nations mythologies, nott hat it really matters because the male sirens in korean myths ofte looked and were desired as woman.
Yes, they make a sound like a siren. Hence the name "Siren".
Some myths claim that when Odysseus sailed by they were so distressed that he was unaffected that they threw themselves into the sea and drowned.
Hercuales, Philemon and Bauccis, The Titan war, The Sirens, Telltale Tit, The Man Who Cut Down Trees, Narcissus, and Cupid and Psyche are just nine out of millions of myths.
The Ireland moon pool is real and so is the caves mermaid myths contuine to live all around the world one of the myths is... SIRENS and mermaids are SUPER AWESOME
No there is no myths
The original sirens were not ocean deities but lived in a flowery meadow on the island of Anthemusa. There father was Achelous a river God descended from Oceanus and Tethys who are Titans that predate Poseidon. Only after the fall of the Roman Empire do the sirens become associated with mermaids and manatees.
are there any myths or legends of the colorado river
There are no myths about Diwali
Some myths say yes: Odysseus sailed by, bound tightly to the mast, with his crew blocking their ears with wax. The Sirens were so distressed to see a man hear their song and yet escape, that they threw themselves into the sea and were drowned.
drown you but no worries a siren is a mermaid and mermaids are myths and myhts are not real.
These are the ones I know of; They were supposedly handmaidens of Persephone who preyed for wings and were granted them as the looked for her but eventually gave up but kept the wings. It is also said that the Muses had a contest with the Sirens, which the Sirens lost and crowns were made of their feathers. The sirens supposedly killed the Centaurs who fled Heracles. The Argonauts also encountered them, but they were drowned out by the music of Orpheus. And of course, the Odyssey encounter. Telemachos, the son of Odysseus, was killed by them.