Problem is that when we believe very strongly in something we tend to "see" whatever we believe in. Our own mind "creates" them too, and they will seem very real.Originally posted by: QuietlyLoudNaah,those are just hoaxes.🤔 Even the reputed Animal Planet once aired a documentry featuring a video clip that was supposedly of a Mermaid's.It was later proved as a well made hoax.A cheap tactic to increase the ratings.
So if you ask me it's just a figment of imagination.Besides,there's no evolutionary trend that supports the existence of mermaids.
Originally posted by: Summer3Problem is that when we believe very strongly in something we tend to "see" whatever we believe in. Our own mind "creates" them too, and they will seem very real.
This applies to Gods and Ghosts too 😆 but the former may move us forward and the latter backwards.Mermaids are like the mysteries of the Loch Ness monsters, Yetis and Dragons.
Aliens I believe exist since the universe is so vast. What is so great about our planet that there cannot be others.Originally posted by: QuietlyLoud
@BoldTrue,that!!! That explains almost all those ghost apparitions 😆What's your view about aliens,though??
Originally posted by: LadyDabanggDo they come in gents as well🤓
KIRYAT YAM, ISRAEL - There are multiple reports of Israeli mermaids coming onshore.
Sea creatures have made their presence known in the coastal town of Kiryat Yam. Says one resident, "We are so shocked that they have begun showing up here. They usually observe below the surface, but we think this year they may be looking to spend the summer with local residents."
Another witness said, "Those mermaids are usually so snobby, always drumming up excitement and then leaving to go back to the depths of the sea as soon as they get some attention. I hope they choose one or the other before they start upsetting the locals."
Being elusive creatures, many aren't convinced that what has been spotted in the Israeli town are in fact mermaids.
"They just looked like pretty ladies with funny feet to me," said one elderly resident. "But if they want to observe the holidays with me, I'd be happy to have them!"
But not everyone has been so welcoming. "They need to go back where they came from. They are scaring the children and bringing too many strangers to our shore. It's disrupting the peace," said one woman.
Regardless of the naysayers, town officials have begun erecting small pools of water in local synagogues in hopes that the mermaids will feel welcome to spend their holiday with residents.
"We'll do what it takes to make the merpeople feel as though they can come together with us as a unified people...of sorts."
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