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"Mermaids: The Body Found" Documentary (Full) - Fact or Fiction?
Mermaid Alien Discovered by Ocean Scientists in Greenland Sea
Especial Sereias [Mermaids The Body Found] documentário
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Mark Coleman's (very) idealized take on Barnum's Bathing Beauty. Before exhibiting his "mermaid" in 1842, Barnum created a media frenzy by claiming that: "Dr. Griffin, agent of the Lyceum of Natural History in London" would be visiting New York with a "veritable mermaid taken among the Feejee Islands." ("Dr. Griffin" was Barnum's friend Levi Lyman.) The creature was really the upper torso of a monkey sewn to the lower half of a fish. It was one of Barnum's biggest attractions during his first year in show biz.
Mermaids
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Monster Week returns to Animal Planet with a follow-up to Mermaids: The Body Found, a fake documentary about a mermaids. Mermaids: The New Evidence is a fake interview with the original whistleblower Dr. Paul Robertson, who claims to work for the very real National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) which actively refutes the so-called evidence. Nonetheless, there’s just enough truth to keep conspiracy theorists hooked.
P.T. Barnum famously promoted a hoax mermaid known as the “Fiji Mermaid,” which was actually a monkey torso sewn onto a fish tail. A reported expert displays a flyer for the exhibit of a real mermaid that never took place because the specimen was lost in a real fire in 1865. He did managed to recover photographs of the mermaid that bear an uncanny resemblance to evidence caught on camera, what little there is.
Like any good hoax, the footage that is always obscured in some manner and careful not to linger too long.
One such video is an attempt to collect on a real $1 million reward offered by Mayor Shmuel Sisso of Kiryat Yam in Israel, which is known for mermaid sightings. Despite the monetary incentive the man fumbles with the camera and doesn’t manage to zoom in on the mermaid until it’s swimming away. Needless to say, he didn’t collect the reward money.
Another video, said to be recorded by a remote operated submarine at a Russian oil rig, captures a fish being speared by a mermaid but not the actual mermaid, which seems to dart past the camera faster than the spear.
When we finally get to see a face, it’s in dark footage purportedly captured during a man overboard exercise by UK Coast Guard. “It’s a desire to see something in the footage that’s not there,” wisely advises Kenneth Greenwood, District Officer of HM Coastguard.
Na Grécia Antiga
No Egito e em suas pinturas
e os arpões encontrados em peixes e tubarões...
afinal fica a pergunta, a nossa civilização é recheada de desenhos e mitos
que me fazem acreditar que há algo mais além do que sabemos nas profundezas do mar...
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