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How do you get a mermaid in wildlife park 2?
i want to be a mermaid when wet
You are a mermaid but you don't want to be one what can you do?
You are NOT a mermaid, so you don't have to worry about it staying a mermaid. People can not change into half fish and half human. It is not possible. To nature it is a mutation and it dies. Get a costume if you want to pretend you are a mermaid.
What is the mermaid Ariels moms name?
i want to be mermaids because my name is Ariel so yea i do want to be a mermaid
How do you reverse the mermaid spell?
There is no such spell to turn you into a mermaid.
Is there a mermaid school in Florida?
No. Mermaids are not real. I wanted to be a mermaid when I was little but they are obviously just a children's character. If you want to be a mermaid, you can work at Disneyworld or Disneyland and be the little mermaid!
How do you make your self a mermaid at school?
Mermaids aren't real so if you want to be a mermaid you should dress up in a mermaid costume.
How do you make a mermaid potion on sims?
You can't, there is no such thing as a mermaid potion. If you want to become a mermaid on the Sims the only way to do so is by downloading a pre-made mermaid Sim.
What if you became a mermaid and you don't want to be a mermaid anymore?
You did not become a mermaid. They are not real so you don't have to worry since you never really were one.
What will make me a mermaid only when i want?
Mermaids are fictional beings so there is no way to become a mermaid.
You want to be a mermaid very badly and want to know the best mermaid spell to use?
You may want to become a mermaid, but you can't. They are not real and are only make believe. Humans can not change into other things like mermaids. Spells are not real to change people.
What did Ariel want in The Little Mermaid?
Your Answer: Legs
Becoming a mermaid?
You can't become a mermaid since they are not real. People can not change shapes or become other things. If you want to pretend you are a mermaid get a costume to wear.
