No, they were often mistaken for unicorns, though, as their tusk used to be sold as 'unicorn horn', and was a common cure-all.
Yes, often fisherman mistook Narwhals for mermaid's.
{I really don't under stand that... thin person.... Fat dolphin}
Manatees are very curious and trusting. They will swim up to a vessel to see what is going on, and pop up to the top of the water to people watch. However, seeing they look absolutely nothing like a mermaid, it may have been the behavior of the sailors that actually made them make that mistake. Too many days out at sea, a vivid imagination, a bottle of rum was more likely the culprit.
Sailors thought manatees were mermaids because of their long tails.
No. Mermaids are not real and there are no spells to make people into mermaids.
No. Mermaids are not real.
No. Nothing can transform people into mermaids. Mermaids are fantasy creatures and not real.
There are no real mermaids so they do not eat people.
no
Mermaids are not real. People cannot turn into mermaids.
Mermaids arent real
No. Mermaids are not real and there are no spells to make people into mermaids.
people don't believe in mermaids because is history no mermaids are true any more but if you believe in mermaids then is ok you don't have to be sad if they say ha ha do you think mermaids are true it is defently fine is what you think after all
No, it's bad for their stomachs.
A Narwhals skin is a rich source of vitamin C for the Inuit people.
No Their are no mermaids, people have made them up in fairy tales and Greek myths.