Did siren song affect animals

Answer 1

It was believed the siren's song did affect animals as in a number of sources - writings and paintings - there was evidence of anima bones and rotting bodies among the rocks along with human bones ect. However it could of been possible that the sirens merely caught these animals them-selves. But a siren's song is meant to affect anything with ears. So animals would count.

Answer 2

Yes, in Greek mythology, sirens were said to have the ability to entice and manipulate both humans and animals with their enchanting songs. The sirens' songs were so irresistible that they could lure sailors and even birds and other creatures to their doom.

Answer 3

In Greek mythology, the siren song was said to have the power to lure sailors to their doom with its irresistible melody. While there is no direct mention of animals being affected by the siren song in classical mythology, it is possible that the enchanting music could have had a similar effect on animals as it did on humans, leading them towards danger. However, this is purely speculative as the primary focus of the siren song in mythology is its impact on sailors.

Answer 4

Well, honey, the siren song from Greek mythology was said to lure sailors to their doom, not animals. So, unless those animals were sailing the high seas, I highly doubt they were affected by that enchanting melody. Stick to calling your cat with a can of tuna, darling.