Regarding mermaids, ancient legends and wild tales, chi monsters, and have always been popular among the population. It is also a wonderful encounter pursued in the dreams of young boys. So does this creature with a beautiful upper body and a fishtail covered with scales on the lower body really exist?
According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on May 23, the us animal planet channel (animal planet) recently released the research theory that there may indeed be a "mermaid" in the ocean, their real body is a branch of ancient apes in the process of evolution into humans - "sea apes".
Medieval petroglyphs
In 1962, a Soviet cargo ship inexplicably sank off the coast of Cuba. Although it was a cargo ship, it was equipped with nuclear missiles on it, so the military went to the bottom of the sea to salvage it. As the military vessel scanned the ocean floor, a strange creature suddenly broke into the camera: it looked like a fish, and it looked like a child diving under the water, with gills on its head and dense scales around it. As it swam toward the camera, it looked at the camera with its small dark, mischievous eyes and looked very curious. On the probe ship, scientists and military experts gathered in front of the fluorescent screen were stunned.
So what exactly would a real mermaid look like?
There was a news story about mermaids circulating in britain, and the British Coast Guard found an unknown creature during a sea exercise. In the red circle of the figure, due to the early shooting time, it has only been made public in recent years.
People are curious about the exploration of mermaids, similar to the exploration of aliens. From time to time, there are news reports.
Dr. Schmidt is a marine geologist in Greenland (from right) who works on marine geological surveys and seabed sampling. In March 2013, he took footage of him driving a small submarine under the sea as usual.
Some people also questioned that there was something wrong with this record, and the picture did not clearly reflect the existence of the mermaid. As Japan's nuclear wastewater is dumped into the ocean, will there be mutant mermaids? Friends, what do you think?