Mermaid mythology is also present in Scotland and Ireland. As author Jason Marc Harris writes in " Perilous Shores: The Unfathomable Supernaturalism of Water in 19th-Century Scottish Folklore," "the ...

The myth of a part-woman, part-fish with great seductive powers — and no scruples — has existed for centuries. As long as there have been seafarers, it seems, there have been mermaids to mess ...

They have now released findings suggesting that while the tale of the Staithes Mermaids, which is Yorkshire's only known mermaid myth, was first published in 1924, it has probably been circulating ...

Home / Kids Gazette / Kids Articles The mermaids of mythology weren’t like Ariel at all Molly Duffy Jul. 17, 2020 11:00 am ...

The Mermaid Lives By examining The Little Mermaid under the microscope of media literacy, we can open the eyes of girls to the power and negative influence of cultural myths.

Yet, based on ancient mythology where the mermaid was described as a dangerous creature seducing with her beauty and song, choreographer Nicole Seiler steadily busts the popular myth.

Although mermaids now rule as the more popular of the two, merpeople's predominance began with mermen. The Bayblonians had their fish-god Oannes dating back to 5000 B.C.E., while the Philisteines, ...