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stiv31 [10]
3 years ago
7

Do you think mermaids are exist? In two paragraphs or more explain why or why not.

English
1 answer:
amm18123 years ago
4 0

Answer:

I do not believe mermaids exist.

Explanation:

I do not believe mermaids exist because of the biological incompatibility of the two systems. There would firstly be duplication of organs from the human-fish combination. Secondly, the skeletal structures would clash and create more incompatibilities. Thirdly, the structure of a lung would not work. Gills would not be able to work with the body structures of a mermaid.

Also, a mermaid would need to have fragments of fish DNA. DNA has very strong barriers across species. It is difficult for anything larger than a bacteria to take in any DNA from another species. The fish DNA and making it apply to only the legs would be impractical. If a human was to evolve to live in water, it would not evolve into a mermaid.

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