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What happens if that is just a cover up cause they the NAVY still dont want us to know are real but wanted to tell us that they could be real

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read this- http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2333515/Mermaid-hoax-How-mockumentary-gave-Animal-Planet-biggest-audience-EVER.html

http://www.doublexscience.org/five-reasons-mermaids-are-impossible/

http://www.deepseanews.com/2013/10/fishful-thinking-five-reasons-why-mermaids-cant-physically-exist/

http://realscreen.com/2013/08/07/discovery-defends-shark-week-special/

-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.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2333515/Mermaid-hoax-How-mockumentary-gave-Animal-Planet-biggest-audience-EVER.html#ixzz3lEiCJgxu
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The controversy comes after Discovery’s sister channel Animal Planet aired two documentaries in a similar vein, Mermaids: The Body Found and Mermaids: The New Evidence – produced by Darlow Smithson and Discovery Creative respectively – for Animal Planet’s Monster Week. Both were scripted specials with actors who pretended to reveal new evidence that mermaids were real, shot in the style of documentaries, and elicited similar controversy.

Read more: http://realscreen.com/2013/08/07/discovery-defends-shark-week-special/#ixzz3lEcxhTqC

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so if you drown in the water then that could mean you are going to be a mermaid and that is why maybe some people go missing but they actually might turn into mermaids.

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THIS IS AMAZING GIRLS!!!! HAHA I CANNOT STOP LAUGHING!

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Important Parts of Mermaid: The Body Found

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Important Parts of Mermaid: The Body Found

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lol

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DOG SEES MERMAID CAUGHT ON TAPE (Amazing Footage!)

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Amazing Footage recently uncovered featuring a dog spotting a mermaid by a lake that runs into the ocean. Send this to the local news! join finamous network, we are hard as hell 24/7 & keep thangs movin. finamous.com/apply.html "When Animal Planet's "mockumentary" mega-hit, Mermaids: The Body Found aired last spring, 32 million people tuned in.

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hi I think that mermeaids are real like h20

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hi I think that mermeaids are real like h20

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you should watch h20 I know how to be one cause I have the feeling

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Uncovering the Aquatic Ape Theory | Mermaids

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Maybe mermaids were seen in old times, and maybe they were like friends with humans but over time when people started researching animals and putting them in cages and killing them for sport and stuff mermaids felt threatened and hid. And also maybe the mermaids asked people to destroy any evidence of them and never to speak of them again, and maybe some people just told their kids and the stories were changed slightly and that's why the therories are all different.

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Mermaids are like chameleons and they can change the colour of their skin to blend in with rocks and that's why no one has ever seen one.

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The aquatic ape theory is that at some point of our evolution we moved into the water. It only makes sense that if at some stage apes (early humans) went into the water to get food and than apes began to be able to suvive underwater for longer. Many sea creatures evolved from land animals so it could be possible that a group of apes also went in to the water for food. This theory is different from the other because we had first evolved on land than went into the water

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smaller than documentry and gives a good insight about mermaids

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Mermaid Caught On Camera - Discovery Channel

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A submarine camera captures what appears to be a strange mermaid-like creature in the Greenland Sea.

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How would places centuries ago (when people couldn't contact people) all know about mermaids. People from all different places across the globe all have stories and myths about mermaids if someone hadn't seen one how would they all have the same theory about them

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Mermaids are the mythical creatures that were initially created as the personifications of the water deities of ancient civilizations. They were celebrated as the bringers of life and fertility because of the sea endless supply of food, and also as forces of great nature power and destruction.

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Mermaids: The Body Found | Animal Planet | Electronic Press Kit

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lol

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Samuel E. Wright - Under the Sea (from The Little Mermaid) (Official Video)

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Ok so back in the start of everything animals used to be organisms living in the ocean and when land formed they crawled onto land and grew legs what if some organisms that turned into apes stayed in the ocean and formed water-apes and because humans formed from apes water-humans formed from the water-apes and became mermaids and boom

(some professional scientists have similar theories)

http://press.discovery.com/ekits/monster-week-mermaids/aquatic-ape.html

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MUST WATCH

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I do not own this video. Originally from http://animal.discovery.com/ Watch the second documentary Mermaids: The New Evidence! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSSpgOWvG_E