Mermaids Quotes

“responsibility”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“notice”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“The sea cow At first, sea cows may seem like an unlikely candidate. Instead of slender, graceful figures, sea cows have large,”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Darwin built on this idea when he proposed his”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“mermaid”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“sailing”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“creature”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“imaginations.”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“mermaids”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Mermaids are related to aliens from outer space who settled areas of Earth deep”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Syrian”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Mermaids are related to aliens from outer space who settled areas of Earth deep under the ocean and eventually mated with fish.”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Sea”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“grateful”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“devour”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“deep”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“something that grows or lives in or near the water cetacean class of large aquatic mammals, including whales, dolphins, and porpoises, with hairless bodies and broad flippers cryptozoologist researcher who studies and searches for animals whose”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Like many children, Shiloh Pepin loved swimming, playing at the playground, and dancing. But unlike most children, Shiloh resembled a mermaid. She suffered from a very rare medical condition called sirenomelia, also known as Mermaid Syndrome, in which humans are born with their legs fused (attached) together like a mermaid’s tail. Some people believe that sirenomelia might account for some mermaid sightings. But, sadly, most children suffering from this condition live no more than a few hours after birth. Shiloh, however, defied the odds. She lived for 10 years, until 2009. Milagros Cerron, pictured below, was born with a rare condition called sirenomelia, in which her legs are joined together, like a mermaid’s.”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Hypothesis The science Mermaids are related to aliens from outer space who settled areas of Earth deep under the ocean and eventually mated with fish. This hypothesis is “out there.” No evidence exists to support it. Creatures that closely resembled mermaids once existed but are now extinct or rare. For instance, a now-extinct species of sea cows might have been mistaken for mermaids. If true, this hypothesis would only prove the existence of a different type of sea cow, not mermaids. Plus, it would not explain recent mermaid sightings. Mermaids once existed but are now extinct. No “mermaid” fossils have yet been found. Mermaid”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“Hypothesis The science Mermaids are related to aliens from outer space who settled areas of Earth deep under the ocean and eventually mated”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“group of passengers aboard a ferryboat near Vancouver Island, Canada, claims to spot a mermaid. Days later, it is revealed to be a hoax. 2004 After a tsunami hits India, an e-mail claims that a mermaid washed ashore. But the e-mail and photo are discovered to be hoaxes. 2009”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids

“now extinct or”
― Lori Hile, Mermaids