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==Explanations for Mermaids==
 
==Explanations for Mermaids==
Mermaid sightings are often from afar. It is believed that the ancient mariners who saw mermaids saw [[manatee|manatees]], [[sea cow|sea cows]], [[sea lion|sea lions]] or another marine creature. However, the mermaid myth has expanded to modern times.
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Mermaid sightings are often from afar. It is commonly believed that the ancient mariners who saw mermaids saw [[manatee|manatees]], [[sea cow|sea cows]], [[sea lion|sea lions]] or another marine creature due to sailing conditions at the time. However, the mermaid myth has expanded to modern times.
  
 
==Mermaids in Popular Culture==
 
==Mermaids in Popular Culture==

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A mermaid is a mythical sea-creature, with the upper parts of a human female and the lower parts of a fish. The male equivalent is a merman and collectively they are known as merfolk.

Explanations for Mermaids

Mermaid sightings are often from afar. It is commonly believed that the ancient mariners who saw mermaids saw manatees, sea cows, sea lions or another marine creature due to sailing conditions at the time. However, the mermaid myth has expanded to modern times.

Mermaids in Popular Culture