Cryptids and Legendary Creatures

Yes it is to the people who believe in it. However, the name yowie may be a mispronunciation of yuurii. To some Aboriginal people in western New South Wales (Australia) the yuurii are little people, very muscular and hairy, who coexist with Aboriginal people though they are hidden to non-believers. They have their own social structure and retain a lot of the magic powers that ordinary people have forgotten, though clevermen, and -women, can consult them. They only interfere with normal human life if they think these people are acting inappropriately, though occasionally a mischievous individual may play tricks on humans. The word yowie is used by the indigenous people of the Sydney region to describe someone's death-spirit (ghost doesn't quite fit) and may have been taken to the interior by early European settlers who misunderstood its meaning and used it to describe a creature known to Aboriginals there (who would have spoken a different language/dialect). This happens a lot when cultures collide and so yowie is now an almost generic term. What is now called the yowie is a larger creature, but also hairy and strong, who disturbs people it doesn't like. Indigenous Australians have many terms for little people and bigger creatures, some harmful, others not.

mermaids and mermen are just legends...told by old pirates to get attention at the beer bar. i however do believe in legends because after every legend there is one truth. mermaids are fair girls who live in the sea... people believe that they lived in the sea so long that they have developed gills and tails to swim. though that's nothing close to the truth. mermaids are actually something what u'd call a vampire a sea vampire. a mermaid is not all that in stories.. in reality mermaids do exist and some people claim to have seen them. they eat fish..and are very brutal creatures. some ppl say they eat half a seal and leave the other half to rot in the sea. mermen are just a male version of this

You cannot become a werewolf no matter what means are used. They are fictional creatures. According to the legend, one must be bitten by a werewolf to become one.

The question is an oxymoron. Vampires are by definition already dead so they cannot live.

Vampires are the stuff of movies and folk legend.

It depends on which version of the stories you are reading. In most stories, vampires do not shape shift, but in some, they can turn into bats (or less commonly, rats).

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When you cross a snowman with a vicious shark it is called frost bite.

Well my answer to this question is just believe that you can be a mermaid and if you want to turn into one i suggest trying a spell you can find if you try looking for one also if you do turn into a mermaid or merman and you want to turn back to a human most spells just tell you to not touch water and you wont become one......Have fun try

p.s. not all the time spells will work but just keep trying it over again and to believe.......It might just work

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Plankton, seaweed, polyps they are the creatures that make up coral :-). Hope these were the kind of suggestions that you were looking for. You could say Humans produce water, but its just urine, so. :P

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there are many atvantages and drawbacks when you test on animals I personaly don't like that we test on them anyway but we do. here are some points PROS * no humans are harmed * if you test on an animal very close to the human you can find side affects that might happen to humans * there are lots of animals so you can try the test over and over again * might find out more about humans CONS * animals may be harmed * animals may be harassed * dagerous chemicals can kill the animals * even with many animals if you test alot of them my go exstin so as you see research on animal is good yet bad but we do it any wya

you can either make one using BurnOutHappy's video on youtube called: How to make a mermaid tail

or, there is another great site called www.merfolktails-foxmoonproductions.

i hope this helped! :)

There is a mythical animal called a jackalope that had the body of a rabbit and the antlers of a deer.

A mermaid is a mythical creature. You can not turn into one. You can pretend to be one though! You can buy a tail and matching bikini top at mermagica.com or learn how to make on yourself. These tails are waterproof and approved for fun!

For fun, try a spell (you have to believe), or go in a pool at midnight on a full moon and you might become one. They are called merfolk or mermaids or merman and get a spell that you can believe that can work for you even I'm still trying to be a mermaid I did lots of spells even some I had to hide from my parents i'm 13 but that doesn't matter just find the perfect spell for yourself.

rare. cats usually disappear from predators. but more commonly injury, they isolate when injured- a defense mechanism. and the injury usually an animal bite or car impact wound get infected and death ensues. sorry

Triceratops died out 65.5 million years ago during the K-T Extinction Event. The K-T Extinction Event wiped out all non-avian dinosaurs, pterosaurs, plesiosaurs, mosasaurs, and 75% of all species in general. It is believed that the event was the result of a 6 mile wide asteroid that smashed into the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, leaving a 100 mile wide crater. So much dust and ash was launched into the atmosphere that sunlight was blocked for months or years. This caused plants to die, and thus the animals that ate them also died, including Triceratops.

That's the capybara, the largest living rodent in the world. There are larger rodents in the fossil record, but here and now, this critter is it. Wikipedia has a nice article and a picture. And a link is provided.

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A nymph is any member of a large class of mythological entities in human form.

The cross spider has white crosses on his abdomen. Another North American spider with white on his belly is a parson spider who has a white stripe down his abdomen.

I wouldn't exactly say that they have a specific "niche".

They do play an important role in biochemical memory and stem cell research.

(Economical role)

They are VERY important for stem cell research because of their extreme rates of regeneration and their ability to regenerate even when cut up into shreds.

Hope this helps!