Mermaids are Real

A team of NOAA researchers proved that mermaids exist, then the police came and seized their research, but it was too late to stop the scientific revelation.

It should be Hollywood but it's not. This is a boy on a Washington beach inspecting a whale beaching, confronted by a mermaid, the experts say this video is unaltered.

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - The title of this article is quite a claim, I only went with it because mermaids are now a proven, scientific fact.

It isn't surprising to learn that mermaids have been depicted by human beings for hundreds of years, the theory is that millions of years ago, the human species developed or evolved, into a water creature, still resembling a human being, still retaining much of the human structure, but with a recessed skull for enhanced audio ability and a fin in place of legs.

Surprisingly, these are well photographed and videotaped, and a team of scientists working out of the USA and South Africa recovered the carcass of one that had been eaten by a great white shark.

The team pieced the remains together, completed a skull reconstruction, and found the same creature that had been depicted for a very long time.

PT Barnum had one back in the 1800's, in fact he had several, but most were monkey heads sewn onto fish carcasses, but one of the mermaids is a match for the one recently discovered by scientists.

The PT Barnum museum burned to the ground, July 13th 1865, in one of the worst fires in New York history, two days before opening. PT Barnum's collection of so-called mermaids all went up in flames.

One of the scientists deeply involved in this research, Dr Paul Robertson, says the creature Barnum had is, "unbelievably similar to the remains we found." Newly located photos of the carcass have emerged showing the same details.

One of the most interesting parts to this, is the fact that the mermaids use spears to catch fish, they apparently have arms, heads and upper bodies very similar to human beings, but with larger eyes for low light.

This is far from new information for fishermen. Creatures resembling mermaids have been caught in nets, they have approached submarines, (all on video and verified) and one washed up on a beach in Washington and for all intents and purposes, attacked a teenage boy, again on video.

What it is really about, is U.S. Navy sonar testing. The NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) team learned that the Navy was almost certainly behind mass beachings of whale packs, one of which had a bizarre element; the whales, each one of several dozen, had blood flowing from their ears, something researchers had not encountered in the past. The hook is that they had monitoring computers on the ocean floor, and were able to conclusively prove that the U.S. Navy did indeed set off sonar waves that would have spelled the end for the whales. Along with the beached whales, were reports of dolphins, and mermaids. I'm not making this up.

In Mermaids, a Body Found, you see footage from the Israeli coastline at the town of Kiryat Yam, of a mermaid sitting on a rock along the shoreline, the mayor of that town has a standing million dollar reward for anyone who can prove the existence of mermaids.

Mermaids, a Body Found

From Animal Planet's Mermaids: The Body Found paints a wildly convincing picture of the existence of mermaids, what they may look like and why they've stayed hidden... until now.

While coastal flooding millions of years ago turned some of our ancestors inland, is it possible that one group of our ancestors didn't retreat from water but rather went in deeper? Could they have ventured farther into sea out of necessity and to find food? The Aquatic Ape Theory makes it possible to believe that while we evolved into terrestrial humans, our aquatic relatives turned into something strangely similar to the fabled mermaid. As evidence that humans once evolved into aquatic creatures, the Aquatic Ape Theory cites some of the striking differences between man and other primates and the many features we share with marine mammals, including the following:

Webbing between fingers (other primates don't have this)

Subcutaneous fat (insulating from cold water) Control over breath (humans can hold breath up to 20 minutes, longer than any other terrestrial animal) Loss of body hair (hair creates drag in water) Instinctive ability to swim (human babies are able to do this)

A highly developed brain, which depends on nutrients provided by seafood

MERMAIDS: THE BODY FOUND makes a strong case for the existence of the mermaid, a creature with a surprisingly human evolutionary history, whose ancestral branch splits off from a shared human root. The film is science fiction, using science as a springboard into imagination and centering the story on the following real-world events:

In the early 1990s, the US Navy began a series of covert sonar tests, which were linked to mass die-offs of whales, which washed up on beaches throughout the world. For years, the Navy denied they were responsible for these beachings.

In 1997, scientists at the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recorded a mysterious sound (called "The Bloop") in the deep Pacific, which was thought to be organic in nature. It has never been identified.

The governments of Greenland and Iceland are part of the effort to suppress this information, along with the Americans and the South Africans. I believe this documentary is beyond shocking and startling, and it demonstrates the integrity of government agencies like the NOAA, and underscores the dubious, criminal nature of the U.S. Navy's environmental approach, which is close to not having one at all.

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