Fairies, mermaids, gnomes, trolls, jinn, brownies, leprechauns  – all of these all do exist.  They are spiritual entities that can manifest in physical form.   We are not to interact with these beings.  That is why GOD put a protective veil between the spiritual realm and the natural realm.  Some of them even today, have physical bodies, as they are descendants of the combination of fallen angels and human beings. Just as the Fallen angels corrupted all flesh, during the time of Noah, the same things are happening today.  The veil has been lifted and the spirits of the offspring of the Fallen and the Fallen Angels themselves, are mingling their seed with every type of being on earth. Beware.  If you don’t believe me, start researching some of the very strange creatures being discovered on a regular basis.  Research the experiences of those who have been abducted by ‘Aliens’.  Look up the videos and articles about people who claim they have sex with demons. Then, research the rise in Pagan religions around the world!   I am working on an article about that right now.  They have corrupted all life, including plants, animals, fish, and insects.  We are seeing fairies, mermaids, goblins, giants, flying creatures, dragons and all kinds of strange beings.  We are also seeing more and more people possessed by demonic entities.  Wake up and smell the coffee!  Beware or be lost. 

Please be sure and visit the following articles for much more information:

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Why Pirates & Mermaids? – Part 1;Part 2;Part 3;Part4;Part 5;Part 6;Part 7;Part 8;Part 9;Part10;Part 11

Must be Something in the Water – Part 2 – Water REMEMBERS – Water and Spirituality

Are You Having A Mari-time? Part 1 – The Ritual; Part 2; Part 3: Part 4; Part 5; Part 6

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“get caught in the mermaid net”

Mermaids of the Collective Unconscious

This is, of course, the real question, isn’t it? Why are we so intrigued by mermaids and mermen? Merfolk appear in the mythology of every land and throughout history, yet people doubt their existence. Carl Jung believed that merfolk do exist — but not physically in a “normal” everyday sense of existence like rocks and clocks. He believed they live in what he called the “collective unconscious” — a mysterious part of our minds that we inherit, that is inside us when we are born. If he is right, then the merfolk exist inside us — in our minds, our psyches. When we express our fascination with merfolk in stories, in dreams, in films, in fantasies, and even in scientific investigation, we are really expressing our own mer-ness the part inside each of us that is a merman or mermaid.

If we take this idea — from Jung’s famous book The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious — to its logical conclusion, Jung would be telling us that each man has not a merman but a mermaid deep inside of him, a mermaid who is his soul or psyche; likewise, each woman has within her not a mermaid but a merman who is at the very center of who she is — her essence.

(WOW, so we are just all merpeople and we need to connect to our merself through art, fantasies and dreams… oh, my goodness.  AND we, if we are female-we, have a merman inside us and if we are male we have mermaid, man oh man… sounds a lot like all the gender confusion mumbo-jumbo going on right now.  

The Sea-Mother Goddess   – excerpt

Now let us slip into the depths of the maternal sea and dive into the grotto of the sea-mother goddess — the mother of love, water, and life itself. Viewed as an archetypal figure, the mermaid represents both the loving maternal womb and threatening sunken abyss, both the warmth of pure intellectual beauty and the irrational danger of the beast within our lower nature.

There is a distinct need for the Goddess into the major spiritual movements of the modern world. The “big three” religions are lacking in a female divine form, and prove themselves sterile. The loss of Eros, wisdom, and playfulness in modern life and religion parallels the rape of the earth and sea. To save ourselves, we must save our planet and its lifeblood, the oceans.

(OK, here you go.  This whole article is about returning to the ‘Mother Goddess’ vs the Patriarchal Creator God of the Bible.  That is the big agenda right now.  I am going to have to write an article about that.  That is what is happening in our society today, the Feminizing of the Male populace, turning the Females into the Heroes, Gay and Lesbian sex, it is all exactly as the Old gods were worshiped. From the previous sections of this series, you have seen how this whole Mermaid thing is a worldwide agenda to return the world to Mother Earth. I suggest you read the rest of her article, with that agenda in mind.)

What is mermaid magick?

Mermaid magick invokes the power of the mind and of belief to attune oneself with the watery realm. This can be done by deep meditations on one’s watery nature, and an exploration of mermaid archetypes and their connection to the oceanic depths. The important thing is to read and research as much as you can, and follow those themes which resonate most clearly within your soul.

This is a time-consuming process, and it won’t happen overnight. It takes focus, devotion, and attention to detail to achieve the goal of becoming a mermaid in truth. A single lunar cycle will seldom be sufficient.

As always, be aware that magick is a matter of belief and resolve. The more you focus on your goal and believe you can do this, the more quickly you will gain your desire. Those who will not do the work will not reap the rewards.

Types of Magick

Everyone possesses the psychic ability to perform magick. Usually, we are better at one kind of magick then another, but with guidance from another, we can develop the abilities for another type of magick.

The 3 basic types of magick are:

(They are using Imitative Magick, by getting people to dress up like Merfolk and behave like they imagine Merfolk would behave. At the same time you are surrounding yourself with images of the Merfolk and Pirates, talking like them, attending events where you are surrounded by others doing the same thing.  They have you focusing so much energy and time toward this pursuit, and for many, it has become so strong a desire that it is an obsession!  This is actually WORSHIP of these spiritual/dimensional beings.  More importantly, they want to fill the world with REAL PIRATES and REAL MERMAIDS (demonic entities) and YOU are helping them to bring this to pass by adding your efforts and energy to their workings.  In other words, you are coming into agreement with their desires.  When two or more agree.  When the ancients were building the Tower of Babble, Gods said that because they were all of one accord, nothing could hinder them from all that they imagine to do.  Are you getting it??)

Mermaids are enchantresses, they lure the sailors from the ships into their watery kingdom through their haunting songs and striking beauty. Half human, half fish, the mermaid embodies both earth and water elements. Water nymphs serve as artistic muses who stir the imaginations of artists, poets, and musicians. If a mermaid or water nymph has shown itself to you it may indicate a need to be near water to draw upon the energies associated with the element of water.

(If you are into Shamanism, you may associate yourself with a Mermaid. If you are a believer in the Word of God, you know that this is not a good idea.  Totems are spirits, fallen spirits, the same is true of Muses.  Muses were worshiped as goddesses in ancient times and said to inspire ‘artists’. You should be beginning to see that is the work of ‘artists’ that our minds are being polluted.)

Mermaid tales appear in myths around the world — Arnhem Land included

“I would love mermaids to exist and in my imagination they do.”

The Reason I Love Mermaids

“It’s not what you think.”

Mermaids are something I’ve been fascinated with for the last eighteen months give or take. It started on Instagram with the account of the Hannah Mermaid, Hannah Fraser. I then found other more popular real-life mermaids, like the mermaids of Weeki Wachee Springs.

The beauty and the grace are what interested me at first, but it has become something I have an almost obsession with at this point. I talked to my mother about this, because I was really worried about it. She told me that as long as I had no intention of getting surgery to become part fish, that I shouldn’t worry about it.

Mermaids are seen in almost every type of lore, whether it is the Greeks with Aphrodite, to the Irish with the Selkies, mermaids just keep popping up. Depending on your lore, mermaids are either good, bad or neutral. Ariel (from “The Little Mermaid”) saved Prince Eric’s life. However, the mermaids in the Harry Potter books held people prisoner during the Triwizard Tournament. (Side note: I’m completely convinced Dumbledore wouldn’t have let them be eaten or killed by the merfolk). Most people also remember the Sirens that would attack people in “The Odyssey,” the story of the Greek hero Odysseus. Mermaids aren’t exactly kind in these stories, but they still fascinate me. They have been portrayed in many other stories such as the Netflix series, “Mako Mermaids” that is generally for younger children.

They are everywhere, even Starbucks has a mermaid. I figured that if everyone seems to love mermaids, then I should be alright. That my fascination with the supernatural wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. (Advice: If EVERYONE is doing it then it probably is not a good thing. friendship with the world is enmity to God)

I was at first fascinated with the general beauty and appearance of these women who could teleport from dimension to dimension (without a Tardis!) and could lure men to them. It seemed like they have everything a woman could ever want: no nasty monthly visitors, perfect hair, great singing voice, and beauty beyond compare. But that isn’t what draws me to them the most. It’s the sense of freedom a mermaid has that excites me.

Mermaids to me symbolize what I want most in the world, freedom. Freedom to live and see the world. Go from place to place and meet new people. The freedom to try new foods. Mermaids have the ability to use portals to go to different dimensions. They can swim from one side of the world to the other. They don’t have anything holding them down. If they want to go to Hawaii for absolutely no reason, they can literally just portal to Hawaii. If they want to go to New Zealand, portal to New Zealand. They have absolute freedom. They don’t have to consult anyone, they don’t have to worry about the future because they are immortal. They can do whatever they want whenever they want. They are the original Boss Ass Bitches.

Mermaids have the beauty, grace, strength, and wisdom to realize what they want and go after it. They don’t let things like not having legs slow them down. They take what they want and get stuff done. They don’t let any sea creature tell them what to do. “Mermaids don’t cry over the opinion of shrimp,” is by far one of my favorite quotes. They get whatever they put their minds to done and still manage to look fabulous whilst doing it. That, in an essence, is why I love mermaids.

 

People are spending an awful lot of time thinking about Mermaids!
Thread: Rethinking Merfolk

I recently watched this video on what medieval weapons merfolk would use, and it got me thinking about things. One of the things the creator of the video mentions is the use of swords underwater, and it occurred to me that merfolk would have a very hard time making swords and an even harder time keeping them in working condition, as salt water doesn’t like heat or metal very much. This led me to consider what sorts of materials merfolk might actually be able to use for weapons and what sorts of weapons would work best when made of those materials, which has since led me down a huge rabbit hole of trying to figure out what merfolk would really be like. I would like to explore some of this and share my thoughts.

(This is some sort of blog site, it is a string of online conversations.  I found this topic he started very interesting in that he obviously spends a great deal of time thinking/imagining about merfolk.  Remember that the battleground for spiritual warfare is YOUR MIND.  Check it out if you feel inclined.)

HAVE YOU SEEN A MERMAID? – excerpts 

BY INDUMATHY SUKANYA     

Mermaids are often imagined as beings of incredible beauty. However, according to mythology and pop culture, not all kinds of mermaids are easy on the eyes. Those of us who have read the Harry Potter novels may recall that in the Great Lake of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry lives a colony of merpeople. They are described as having grey skin, yellow eyes, and wild, dark green hair. The author J K Rowling writes in one of her more recent books Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: “The oldest recorded merpeople were known as sirens (Greece) and it is in warmer waters that we find the beautiful mermaids more frequently depicted in Muggle (of the non-magical world) literature and painting. The selkies of Scotland and the merrows of Ireland are less beautiful, but they share that love of music which is common to all merpeople.”

(J.K. Rowling has professed publicly that she did not write the Harry Potter books.  She said that the words came from a “supernatural source”.  It is not by accident that her Fantastic Beasts book is presented at this time.  She is a tool the enemy is using to plant these images in the minds of the public.  Obviously, there is a demonic power behind the books as evidenced not only of the popularity of the books but the outrageous changes that have been generated in our society which can be laid directly at their pages.)

In some stories, merfolk are far from the beautiful, docile beings they are commonly believed to be. They are considered rulers of the sea who can summon storms and destroy ships when angered.

Indeed, as Rowling points out, the love of music is a characteristic feature of merpeople. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, for instance, Harry discovers that while the song of the merpeople is unbearable cacophony above the ground, it sounds melodious underwater. In The Little Mermaid too, mermaids sing soothing tunes when they see a sinking ship. This they do in order to reassure drowning sailors that there is a welcoming world awaiting them underwater.

Like with popular culture, many a mythology too commonly features merfolk. The Mesopotamian mythology features the earliest known appearance of a merman, the male equivalent of a mermaid. In 3^rd century BC, Babylonian priest Berosus described a merman as a half-human, half-fish being who swam up to the shore during the day to impart wisdom to humans about art and science. He was believed to have been an emissary of Ea, the god of water.

[I hate to break it to the Women’s libbers who want to paint mermaids as power totems for women.  There was just as much emphasis on the mermen and women.  DAGON is the fish GOD – male; aka Poseidon, Neptune. 

Question: “Who was Dagon in the Bible?”

Answer: Dagon was the chief deity of the Philistines, and the worship of this pagan god dates back the third millennium BC. According to ancient mythology, Dagon was the father of Baal. He was the fish god (dag in Hebrew means “fish”, and he was represented as a half-man, half-fish creature. This image furthered an evolutionary belief that both men and fish had evolved together from the primal waters.  Dagon was similar to many other idols in that he personified natural forces that had supposedly produced all things. 

 In some stories, merfolk are far from the beautiful, docile beings they are commonly believed to be. They are considered rulers of the sea who can summon storms and destroy ships when angered. In fact, the very myth of the mermaid is believed to have originated from the sirens of the Greek mythology. These creatures are half-human and half-bird. They are similar to mermaids in that they are found at sea and sing melodiously. The sirens’ songs are even believed to lure sailors into crashing their ships onto rocky islands.

While merfolk are indeed mythical, throughout history, there have been several stories of sighting these creatures. Even Christopher Columbus claimed to have seen a mermaid as he sailed around the world. However, one could argue that in the trick of the light, he–like many other sailors–could have mistaken manatees (known as cows of the sea) for these mythical beings. We can’t blame the desolate sailors for searching for a bit of magic in the vast expanse of the sea, can we? Who wouldn’t wish for mermaids to be real! Even though they are believed by some to be evil creatures, the mystique of mermaids is undeniable. If anything, their dangerous nature only adds to our fascination with them.

 

(This next article is copyrighted and to avoid issues I am posting the entire page here.  There is a lot of excellent information This person did some great research.  There are a number of links to outside sources of sightings and documentation.)

The Cryptid Zoo: Mermaids and Mermen in Cryptozoology: Modern Sightings and Reports

 

Mermaids are often described as being composed of female torsos attached to fish tails.    Why would cryptozoologists pay any attention to something as weird as mermaids and mermen? To answer that question, we first need to look at the history of these legends and sightings. Mermaids and their male counterparts, mermen (both sexes are collectively referred to as “merfolk” or sometimes “merbeings”), are found in legends and fairy tales along every coastline in the world, from Scotland to Hawaii, from Australia to Africa. Along with being geographically widespread, these tales are very old, dating back to the earliest written records from ancient Sumeria. As you might expect, merfolk are not a popular topic in cryptozoology. Since they sound so unreal, anyone working in cryptozoology who pays much attention to them can end up very embarrassed. However, merfolk are the object of a surprising number of first-hand sightings and modern reports. The sheer volume of these reports can often force cryptozoologists to pay attention. Therefore, mermaids and mermen are more than just a preoccupation for fringe cryptozoologists. Even though merfolk are biologically absurd, some mainstream cryptozoologists have devoted considerable attention to trying to unravel this mystery. The older fairy tales and today’s sightings differ in a number of important ways. Although fairy tales like to describe mermaids that are blond, talkative and entirely human from the waist up, tales from first-hand witnesses generally describe mermaids who don’t talk at all, who have green or black hair, and who have some fishy characteristics on their top halves. There are several different scientific theories that have been put forth to explain mermaids and mermen. One idea is that merfolk are animals. They might be some variety of undiscovered fish that has a top half that simply looks human, or they might be a variety of primate that evolved to a half-aquatic lifestyle. Unfortunately, not much evidence has come forth to support either idea. If merfolk exist and are animals, they must be incredibly rare, for science has never managed to get a dead body despite the fact that merfolk are supposed to love hanging about near shore, where capture should be easy and bodies would probably wash onto the beach. Another idea holds more promise but strays outside the normal confines of cryptozoology. According to this idea, merfolk are actually intelligent aliens. This idea is supported by the earliest merfolk legends, which describe semi-aquatic “gods” that came from the stars. If this idea were true, merfolk would be the descendants of these ancient aliens, perhaps ones that had been genetically modified to make them look more human and thus get along better with their human subjects. At some point, the set-up for playing gods collapsed and these remnants were stranded here to live out their lives apart from humans. This would explain why we don’t capture mermaids or find bodies, because an intelligent race, unlike animals, would have the ability to prevent such occurrences. Unfortunately, even though this idea makes for an attractive story, it doesn’t have much going for it other than some really old legends. Other explanations lean more towards the supernatural and, thus, are of less interest to cryptozoologists. Mermaids are explained as spirits of the water, as shapeshifters, as a subcategory of fairies, even as a type of demon. In the other direction, cryptozoologists sometimes decide to classify other weird humanoids as merfolk, in order to continue their investigations into merfolk without seeming so much as if they are researching a fairy-tale creature. These researchers have lumped together a number of weird creatures under the heading of “merfolk” such as chupacabras and various lizardmen, frogmen and things that look like the (fictional) Creature from the Black Lagoon (this movie was based on legends of the South American “Gillman”). Then, these cryptozoologists say that merfolk legends and sightings are actually based on sightings of these other cryptids, or that these other cryptids have been out-competing the more stereotypical merfolk and thus replacing them. In this view, the idea of aquatic primates once again surfaces, in the form of speculations on the Sea-Ape (a cryptid from the Bering Sea, near Alaska) and hypothetical relatives of the potto (a very weird, but real, lemur). In addition to the various speculations in cryptozoology as to whether mermaid reports might represent a new species of some sort, there is another connection between mermaids and cryptozoology. Some reports of mermaids link them to sea serpents and lake monsters. There are several ways this link can be formed. Firstly, there are legends about mermaids and other water spirits commanding sea monsters and lake monsters. Secondly, a few mermaids are reported to have extra-long tails, like sea serpents, instead of a fishy tail. Thirdly, a few rare mermaids are supposed to be shapeshifters who alternate between a mermaid form and one that resembles a sea serpent. For example, Morag, the legendary monster of Loch Morar, is said to appear in one of two forms. One is a beautiful blond mermaid, the other is a many-humped monster resembling Nessie. According to local lore, Morag appears in her monster form when someone is about to die. You can find out more about Mermaids and Mermen from the following sources: Blackman, W. Haden. The Field Guide to North American Monsters New York: Three Rivers Press, 1998. Pages 121-122, 162-163, 173-174, 178 Bondeson, Jan. The Feejee Mermaid and Other Essays in Natural and Unnatural History. Brookesmith, Peter, ed. Creatures from Elsewhere. London, Chartwell Books, 1989. Pages 54-57 Campbell, Elizabeth Montgomery and Solomon, David. The Search for Morag. New York: Walker, 1973. Pages 53, 107, 109-111 Clark, Jerome and Coleman, Loren. Cryptozoology A-Z. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1999. Pages 101, 158-160 Clark, Jerome. Unexplained!. Detroit: Visible Ink Press, 1999. Pages 454-471 Coleman, Loren. Mysterious America: The Revised Edition. New York: Paraview Press, 2001. Page 61 Colburn, Kerry. Mermaids: Sirens of the Sea. Coleman, Jerry D. Strange Highways: A Guidebook to American Mysteries & the Unexplained. Alton, Illinois: Whitechapel Productions Press, 2003. Pages 121, 184 Conway, D. J. Magickal Mermaids And Water Creatures: Invoke The Magick Of The Waters. Ellis, Richard. Monsters of the Sea: The Truth about the Loch Ness Monster, the Giant Squid, Sea Serpents, Mermaids, and Other Fantastic Creatures of the Deep. ~Authors~Would you like your nonfiction book indexed in The Cryptid Zoo? Ask if you can send a review copy. Gachot, Theodore. Mermaids: Nymphs of the Sea. Garifdjanov, Rafic. Mysterious Amphibious Creature of the Caspian Johnston, Basil. The Manitous: The Spiritual World of the Ojibway. New York: Harper Collins Publishers, 1995. Pages 133-149 Lao, Meri. Sirens: Symbols of Seduction. Newton, Michael. Encyclopedia of Cryptozoology: A Global Guide to Hidden Animals and Their Pursuers. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, 2005. Pages 105, 124, 160, 198-199, 204, 208, 222, 225, 243, 253, 292-295, 304, 315, 326, 346, 394, 396-397, 439, 440, 453, 490, 492 Osborne, Mary Pope. Mermaid Tales from Around the World. Shuker, Karl. The Beasts That Hide From Man: Seeking the World’s Last Undiscovered Animals. 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Effects of Mermaid in Psychology of Women

TOOL OF THE WOMEN”S MOVEMENT, EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN – PART OF THE GODDESS WORSHIP BEING PROMOTED CURRENTLY.   AND THE FEMINIZING OF MEN – MERMEN.

 Mermaids…  -Posted by Danielle Gantala

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MERMAID INFANT DISCOVERED WASHED UP ON CARIBBEAN SHORE

Some say everything on the Animal Planet special entitled “Mermaids” was a hoax.  It is possible.  There were many videos and pictures presented that had been seen on the internet.  Whether or not everything was staged, the fact that the show had a record-breaking audience shows that people are drawn to this topic.  More importantly, real or imagined, people’s imaginations are being stimulated and they are envisioning these creatures.  There is too much historical evidence of people having interaction with these creatures, who I believe are spiritual/dimensional beings.  We are living in a time that is exactly like the Days of Noah.  Dimensional beings are interacting with humans.  You are being conditioned to accept and even desire this kind of interaction.

How HOAX Mermaid ‘mockumentary’ gave Animal Planet its biggest audience EVER

By RACHEL QUIGLEY

PUBLISHED: 16:08 EDT, 30 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:44 EDT, 31 May 2013

It reeled in the network’s biggest audience in its 17-year history and caused an immediate Twitter frenzy that is still trending today.

But Animal Planet’s Sunday ‘documentary’ about the existence of mermaids was nothing but a hoax, it emerged today, a revelation that will likely disappoint the show’s record 3.6 million viewers.

‘Mermaids: The New Evidence’ was advertised as a follow-up to last year’s ‘Mermaids: The Body Found’, with biologist Dr Paul Robertson returning with what appeared to be brand new footage of the alleged mythical creatures, allegedly taken this spring in the Greenland Sea.

Such was its popularity that it drove the network to the number one slot in the key demographic among 25-to-54-year-olds and after it was broadcast, 1.5million streams of mermaid-related video surfaced online.

Popular: Animal Planet’s ‘documentary’ about the existence of mermaids drew the network’s largest ever audience of 3.6million viewers. 

Fiction: The show starts with what is purported to be cellphone video footage of a mermaid perched on a rock, before sliding off and into the sea.

Specialist: Biologist Dr Paul Robertson returned with what appeared to be brand new footage of the alleged mythical creatures, allegedly taken this spring in the Greenland Sea

But those millions of viewers seem to have missed the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it disclaimer at the end which described the program as ‘science fiction’ based on ‘scientific theory’.

The special ‘documentary’ showed video of a supposed mermaid sighting and featured an exclusive interview with a man they claimed was a former scientist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). But the ‘scientist’ was actually an actor and the ‘mermaid’ in the footage was fake.

The program even suggested a government cover-up of mermaid evidence, complete with a spin-off site that said it has been seized by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security.

Evidence?: A video, posted by Paranormal Investigator Stephen Hannard, shows a team of deep sea divers in their submersible craft when a webbed hand quickly touches the observation window.

Hoax?: As the creature swims away from the vessel, an alien-like face can be seen swimming away, which prompted online rumors of the existence of mermaids

Twitter erupted with posts about the show and the existence of mermaids in the hours and days that followed.

‘Sabrina’ posted ‘Both documentaries, Mermaids: The Body Found and Mermaids: The New Evidence have sufficient proof.’ 

‘White storm’ tweeted: #NW Mermaids: The New Evidence. Go ahead and tell me mermaids aren’t real after watching that special,’ while ‘g-host‘ wrote: ‘Did y’all see MERMAIDS the new evidence???? there are mermaids out there for sure….!!!!!’

Mermaids: The New Evidence’s executive producer Charlie Foley said they wanted people to think it was real, which is why they made it into a documentary style show

The show’s executive producer Charlie Foley said they wanted people to think it was real and made it into a documentary-style program.

He told ABC News: ‘We wanted people to approach the story with a sense of possibility and a sense of wonder. Hopefully, that’s what Mermaids allowed viewers to do…allowed them to suspend their disbelief.’

NOAA’s put out a statement on it website saying: ‘Mermaids: The New Evidence is just entertainment. No evidence of aquatic humanoids has ever been found.’ 

Due to its popularity, the network is thinking of making another mermaid-based show. Animal Planet’s previous all-time record holder was ‘Dragons: A Fantasy Made Real’.

(I Have watched this online and am convinced the sightings are legitimate.)

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