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What are the release dates for Mermaid Miracles - 2013 Sirens vs. Mermaids - 1.9?
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Mermaid Miracles - 2013 Sirens vs. Mermaids - 1.9 was released on:
USA: 5 October 2013
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∙ 9y agoMermaid Miracles - 2013 I Dream of Mermaids - 1.7 was released on:
USA: 30 July 2013
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What do sirens do to you?
drown you but no worries a siren is a mermaid and mermaids are myths and myhts are not real.
What are winged mermaids called?
winged mermaid are mermaid with wings some have 2 wings or none sirens and harpies.
What effects the sierns to the mermaids?
sirens are mermaids
What types of mermaids are there?
There are various types of mermaids found in folklore and mythology from different cultures, including water nymphs, sirens, selkies, and nereids. These mermaids often have distinct characteristics and abilities based on the specific stories or traditions they come from.
Why are mermaids popular?
Mermaids are mythical creatures that are well known for being great singers. Mermaids are famous for pulling sailors to their underwater world, drowning them in the process. Another legend is a Siren, they sang beautiful songs to lure sailors into the water to drown them. ^^^Actually, sirens are famous for pulling sailors beneath the waves and drowning them. Mermaids are mostly famous from Hans Christian Anderson's story "The Little Mermaid". Previous mythology is mostly about sirens, which are close in similarity but really quite different. Mermaids practice magic and mystique, whereas sirens practice song and drowining sailors. --MerAnnabella (Sources: professional mermaid, been mermaid-ing for 7 years)
What is the Name of sea creature half human and half fish?
there are many mythical creatures that are this combination, but two of them are Sirens and Mermaids. many people say they are the same, but it depends on what you have heard, some say that mermaids came from sirens or the other way around.
What do you call a mermaid?
A Male mermaid is called a merman.Mer-mana male mermaid is a merman
What are facts about sirens and mermaids?
Mermaids are kindergarten and sirenas are evil
Do mermaids kill people?
Only if the person who makes up the story makes them evil. Since they don't exist they can be anything the person who creates them wants them to be. Like anything there are good mermaids and evil mermaids. In the story 'The Little Mermaid' the mermaid rescued a drowning prince, brought him safely to shore, and stayed vigilantly by until somebody found him. And then their are reports of mermaid (sirens) purposely luring sailing ships onto reefs so that they (the mermaids) may feed on the drowned sailors. Now in all fairness the latter accounts here were originally attributed to the sirens who are not the same as mermaids but the two have become united and for reasons that we cannot legitimately say why.
Where do mermaids live?
Mermaids are fictional. Mermaids live in peoples imaginations. Mermaids live in the fantasies of children and sailors (for the most part). They can be found in children's books and in movies (and in the mental constructs of the mind, of course).
What are the differences between mermaids and sirens?
Sirens and mermaids are the same things but, sirens are just mermaids who have gone over to the dark side, so to speak. Mermaids are very beautiful, gifted and powerful, but since they are mortal and more human than not, as these qualities can create a a terrible human it can also ruin a mermaid. There are also some mermaids that just choose this lifestyle. It is a lot more complex of course but that basically answers your question. Originally Sirens didn't have anything to do with the sea. The were birds with women's faces that dwelt in the interior of islands and had beautiful voices. They were involved in trying to lure Odysseus and his men from their ship which is probably where the connection to the sea first started. Later (some disreputable) Mermaids tried the same tactic with sailors and ships and because of the similarity of 'what they were doing' to the sirens the association was further made. "Those mermaids are sirens - trying to lure us to our death." Now-a-days the term is applied to mermaids all the time however they remain separate and distinct creatures. See Link.
Who was the temptress who lured sailors to their death?
The sirens, circe and mermaids
