Mermaids

Mermaids are often depicted as having powers such as the ability to breathe underwater, communicate with marine life, and control water in some legends and stories. The specific powers can vary depending on the cultural or fictional context in which mermaids are portrayed.

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Mermaids, if they existed, would likely be classified as mammals because they have a human-like upper body believed to have lungs for breathing air. Their fish-like tail would not necessarily categorize them as fish, as some mammal species also have tails.

In folklore and mythology, mermaids are often portrayed as either benevolent or mischievous creatures. They may lure humans with their beauty and enchanting songs, leading them to either safety or danger. The specific interactions between mermaids and humans can vary depending on the story or legend being told.

I'm not totally sure but i don't think they are because there are other animals like wolves, lions, cheetahs, jaguars, pumas, and all of the other big cats. P.s. an animal that is a carnivore is a meat eater, an animal that is an herbivore is a plant eater, and an animal that is an omnivore eats both plants and meat.

Plumerias grow in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, primarily in places like Hawaii, Mexico, Central America, South Asia, and the Caribbean. They thrive in warm climates with lots of sunlight and well-draining soil.

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Mermaids are mythological creatures that have been part of folklore from various cultures around the world. They likely originated from sailors' encounters with manatees, dugongs, or other marine beings, which led to the creation of stories and legends about half-human, half-fish creatures.

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You can't have a mermaid baby because they don't exist. Mermaids do not exist and are not real so a mermaid baby doesn't exist either. Mermaids come from myth and legend.

Yes, this creature is known as a mermaid in folklore and mythology. Mermaids are often depicted as having the upper body of a woman and the tail of a fish.

The author of "The Legend of the Mermaid" is unknown, as this story has been passed down through generations as a folklore or myth. Each culture may have its own version of the mermaid legend, so there is no single author credited with creating the story.

A passage from the story itself illustrates Rikki-tikkis' curiosity better than anything I could say...

"He nearly drowned himself in the bath-tubs, put his nose into the ink on a writing table, and burnt it on the end of the big man's cigar, for he climbed up in the big man's lap to see how writing was done. At nightfall he ran into Teddy's nursery to watch how kerosene-lamps were lighted, and when Teddy went to bed Rikki-tikki climbed up too; but he was a restless companion, because he had to get up and attend to every noise all through the night, and find out what made it."

mermaids are not extinct. they are 2 living but one holds there breath for 20 minutes

and the other one draws oxygen from the water like a fish.

Mermaids and mermen are widely accepted as mythical creatures. Don't believe everything you see in the movies.

Well, it has to do more with opinion. I allways wantyed to be a mermaid because of the Disney movie the Little Mermaid, and also because I loved swimming. And because part of being human is you tend to wish you were someone else.

Mermaids are often depicted as having abilities such as swimming gracefully underwater, communicating with marine animals, and possessing beauty and charm that can enchant others. They are also believed to have magical powers like healing and manipulating the seas.

If you sing extreamly (and naturally) well.

Celine Dion would make a good mermaid.

To tell you the truth ihave no,earthly idea but I do have an unearthly Idea maybe they there like snakes they have certain "tools" if you know what I mean and they just dont show it in fairy tales! :)

Yes, there are virtual worlds where you can interact with mermaids, such as “Second Life” and “IMVU.” These platforms allow you to create your own mermaid avatar, explore underwater environments, and socialize with others in the virtual world.

No. They come from ancient myths as a means to explain things that people didn't understand.

Mermaid syndrome, also known as sirenomelia, is a rare congenital condition where a baby is born with their legs fused together. The legs may appear like a single limb with the feet splayed outwards, resembling a mermaid's tail. This condition is often associated with significant internal abnormalities and has a high mortality rate.

If you did a spell to acquire a mermaid tail when you touch water, it would typically depend on the specifics and effectiveness of the spell. Some believe that the transformation can happen instantly upon making contact with water, while others believe it may take time or certain conditions for the spell to take effect. It ultimately varies based on individual beliefs and practices.

No, a Siren is a mythical bird-woman from Greek mythology, they sing a mesmerizing song that hypnotizes sailors so they meet there doom. A mermaid is a woman with the upper body of a human, and a fish, eel, dolphin or snake tail, and they were a part of almost every country's myths and tales, they even date back to the Stone Age!

J I hope this helped.