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The mermaids—like Andersen’s little mermaid—who can transform their tails into a human half (complete with legs) walk among us on land. Legend has it that some mermaids among us must wear a moonstone gem to maintain their fully human form, so spotting a piece of jewelry like this one can be a clue to finding a real mermaid.
Mermaids are sea-dwelling creatures that have the upper body and head of a human being and the lower body of a fish. The lower body, according to various legends, can look like a fish’s or dolphin’s tail. Mermaids appear in many cultures’ folklore, but there is no objective evidence that these mythical creatures ever really existed.
Residential weekends. Mermaids organises residential weekends for families with children and young people up to (and including) the age of 19. These inclusive weekends provide an opportunity for families, including siblings, to relax in an environment that is free from judgement and where the everyday pressure to conform or explain is removed.
Welcome to the Mermaid Wiki. The Mermaid Wiki is a free, public and collaborative encyclopedia dedicated to the mermaids, merfolk and related species such as tritons, selkies, water nymphs and sirens. Both contemporary fiction and traditional folklore will be explored. This website was created on April 29th, 2011.
They are shapeshifters – they take on the form of a woman or wear a seal skin to take on the form of a seal. There have been dozens of sightings over the years and hundreds of tales of Roanes (and of their cousins, the selkies). 17. Rusalki: A Type of Slavic Mermaid. The Rusalki are river mermaids in Slavic lore.
Check out these real mermaid sightings around the world! This top 10 list of amazing discoveries of real life mermaid bodies is absolutely intrigueing! Subsc...
