It would depend on which mermaid mythology is being referenced.
Quite simply there would be mermaids, and a whole branch of mythology would be reality.
Not really. Mermaids come from the imagination of authors and are not real. If the author wants the mermaids to reproduce then he or she would write that into the story.
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In mythology yes they are. but you have to do a hand gesture toward them as the old mythology books say then they will be all over you.
No, scientists have not found any evidence or proof that mermaids exist. The concept of mermaids is largely based on folklore and mythology, rather than scientific observation or documentation.
People who study mermaids are often referred to as "mermaid enthusiasts" or "mermaid researchers." While there isn't a formal academic discipline specifically dedicated to mermaids, those interested in the folklore, mythology, and cultural significance of mermaids may also be involved in fields like anthropology, mythology, or literature. Additionally, some may explore mermaids through artistic expression or popular culture studies.
No. Mermaids don't exist and even in mythology that never happens.
Mermaids live in the Ocean, they do not live on land or in land.
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Greek legends and myths mention mermaids. Ancient Celts had many stories about mermaids.
Mermaids are mythical creatures and do not exist in reality, so they do not have a scientifically known DNA structure. However, in folklore and mythology, mermaids are often depicted as having a combination of human and fish-like characteristics.