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  • Sue
    No I'm afraid I don't .
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    • DancesWithWolves
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    • Beat Covid, Avoid Republicans
      I believe the Mermaid is a descendent of Loch Ness. Why else did they give a female derivative of the name. Nessie.
  • www.bible-reviews.com
    No. *** Mermaids: as far as I know, the only evidence is anecdotal. I.e. someone saw something that they THOUGHT was a mermaid AFTER hearing tales of a mermaid. *** Loch Ness - originally the legends described a LAND creature. After centuries the legend CHANGED to describe an aquatic creature. This seems sound reason for discounting the legend. The dearth of evidence is supportive of that conclusion.
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    nah
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  • mugwort
    I just know there is a site called nessieonthe.net. Includes a webcam.
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  • mugwort
    I just know there is a site called nessieonthe.net. Includes a webcam.
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  • Murzy
    Only on TV, books and movies.
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