It has been suggested that the "Dugong or Manatee" could be the source of the fabled Mermaid. There is however no evidence that there has ever been such a thing as a "Mermaid" which is described as a human head and body with a fishes tail.
No, there isn't any proof that mermaids exist. Mermaids are creatures of myth and folklore, not of science and reality.No, mermaids are a myth, they will only be found in fairy tales, stories, fables and legends.
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cartilaginous fishes have lamelliform gills. bony fishes have filiform gills.
Lizards do not have gills. They have lungs for breathing air, unlike aquatic animals that have gills to extract oxygen from water.
Mermaids are not real, they are fantasy. No scientist believes in mermaids. Nor does any mature adult. They are made up stories for children and for fun.
Ariel is not a fish, she is a mermaid and mermaids just have fish tails, no gills.
In reality, not because mermaids don't exist. Aside from that it depends on the work of fiction they are depicted in as to whether they can breather underwater.
They have gillsmermaids have gills beneath their arm pits and therefore water flows in through their mouth and out through the gills allowing easy breathing like a fish.
Mermaids, being fictional creatures, do not actually exist. However, in folklore and mythology, mermaids are typically portrayed with physical attributes (such as gills or fins) that help them adapt to living in underwater environments. This mythical adaptation allows them to breathe, swim, and thrive in the ocean depths.
It's called "makeup". Claire Holt is an actress who portrayed a mermaid in a TV show. She is not really a mermaid, because mermaids do not really exist; she does not have gills, they were added for the show by a makeup/special effects team.
Mermaids don't really exist. Mermaid lifestyle depends on what fiction universe they are depicted in and what the author wants.
There are no actual mermaids...
No. Mermaids are not real and there are no spells to make people into mermaids.
mermaids livge in the ocean there for mermaids are real
Yes, infact, she can. I think it's because she grows gills, but it might be that mermaids can hold their breath longer than any animal! Mermaids (or mermen, or merchildre, etc.) are half-fish, half-human, so it could be either of them, although Emily's friend mentions gills a few times, so I think she has gills. If you'll notice, the first time she leaves Rainbow Rocks with Shone she is surprised that she swam that far with only one breath. Shona explains, saying simply, "We're mermaids." So, the simple answer to your question is 'Yes'.
There are no mermaids anywhere, since mermaids do not actually exist.
Mermaids are not real