No. They were just one way to explain the loss of ships. Another one was that there were islands that were magnets and when a ship came close all the nails in the ship were pulled out. Both are silly myth from a time when there was no science and people believed that the earth was the center of the universe.
no
Mermaids are imaginary creatures, so while imaginary mermaids might or might not eat imaginary prey, mermaids do not really exist, so they do not really eat you.
mermaids are known for their singing abilitySinging that enchants men
Actually, no because mermaids don't exist.
No mermaids don't have children they aren't real
In myths, mermaids lived in the sea and dragged sailors down to "live" with them underwater. Unfortunately, the sailors could not breathe water and drowned. The mermaids hid so that they could catch the sailors off guard and drag them down.
No, not really.
In ancient myths mermaids were thought to lure fisher men to their deaths with their enchanting voices.
I assume you mean "mermaids", but either way, no, there are not. Mermaids are fictional.
Assuming that is the right city and not a typo: No there are no mermaids there.
Bacchus, Roman God of Wine has 'drowned' more men than the God of the Sea. This is not literal but means that many more men have ruined themselves through alcohol abuse than have drowned in the sea.
She drowned, as in When Sierra tried to swim, she drowned. No offence to anyone named Sierra, but there's one that I REALLY hate.