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Professor Mandelhoff, an underwater researcher, believes that mermaids are real based on his research projects. He has discovered and filmed three new species of mermaids in recent years. Mandelhoff's latest mission was returning to Mako Island where his team had previously set up underwater cameras and captured footage of real mermaids.
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- 1. MERMAIDS - REAL OR NOT
- 2. PARTICIPANTSVINITA DOLWANI SHRUTIKA KHANDEKAR ALOKITA SINHA 3
- 3. STD:- 8th AROLL NO:-VINITA-56 SHRUTIKA-59 ALOKITA-71 SCHOOL:-BOYS’ TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLADDRESS:-TRIMBAK ROAD,NASHIK-7
- 4. INDEX
- 5. 1MERMAIDSMermaids are the ancient mythological aquatic creatures who had a human head of a female and the torso and the tail of a fish.
- 6. 2THE FIRST MERMAIDThe first known mermaid storyappeared in Assyria in 1000 BC.Goddess Atargatis who was the mother of the Assyrian queenSemiramis loved a mortal shepherdand unintentionally killed him.
- 7. 3Ashamed, shejumped into a laketo take the form ofa fish, but even thewaters could not conceal her divinebeauty. Thereafter, she took the form of a mermaid.
- 8. UNDERWATER RESEARCH PROJECTS4Some of the professors had undergone underwater research projects and had concluded that mermaids are real. One of these professors was PROFESSOR MANDELHOFF.
- 9. 5PROFESSOR MANDELHOFFProfessor Mandelhoff was a man who did underwater research. He does underwater research projects on things like mermaids and such.
- 10. Professor Mandelhoff discovered many new species of marine life during his last tenyears. He says, ‘‘Yes, mermaids are real! I explain why is that so, in my videos. There are more mermaid videos on my channel!’’. 6
- 11. 7MANDELHOFF’S MISSION This time Mandelhoff’s team decided to return to Mako island, after discovering three new species of mermaids in the last few years. There, last year, Mandelhoff’s team set up five remote underwater cameras, around the real life.
- 12. A REAL MERMAID8You can tell when a mermaid is fake if the middle part of the tail bends as you can see in the adjacent image. When it bends, those are the knees. A real mermaid wouldn't have bones in her tail.
- 13. 9STRUCTURE OF MERMAIDSAs you can observe, the body structure of a mermaid is almost similar to that of a dolphin.
- 15. NAMES OF INTERNAL PARTS11
- 16. 12SURVIVING MERMAID ATTACKSTo protect yourself from mermaid attacks, you will need to cover your body with Tabasco sauce as mermaids hate its smell. You will also need a unicorn horn to kill a mermaid since that is their only weakness.
- 17. MERMAN13Merman, too, is an ancient mythical male legendary creature who have the form of a human male from the waist up and is fish-like from the waist down.
- 18. HOW DO MERMAIDS BREATHE ???14Mermaids have organs in their chest that operate as lungs. The organ expands and contracts just like a lung, and has the ability to extract oxygen from the water. This allows mermaids to breathe in the water in the same way as we normally breathe air.
- 19. CONCLUSION15Now, to put everything in a nutshell, after seeing all these slides, let’s conclude that mermaids are real !!! But did they really existed on this Earth??? No one was ever able to give this question’s answer.
- 20. 16ITS UPTO YOU!!!BELIEVE IT OR NOT!!!THANK YOU