A mermaid's form varies depending on the different fantasies.
In general, a traditional mermaid is a creature with the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a fish. Mermaids does not go on land. An alternate myth with similar properties as mermaids on land would be sirens.
Although in some modern works of fictions, their are so-called mer-people (a term used to refer to both the mermaids and mermen) who actually have webbed-feet (like a frog) instead of a fish tail and these ones go on land occasionally. Examples of these mer-people include the mermen in the Japanese anime called "One Piece" or the "Mermen" in Goldensun The Lost Age for the GBA system.
Mermaids die because they aren't gods or godesses.
Mermaids are not real if real not helpless but if out of water to long then they will sadly die. Though, to a large degree it depends on the author writing about them, as in some movies and TV shows mermaids can shapeshift into human form.
Mermaids (and Mermen) Live to about 300 years of age.
Becuse mermaids or mermans didn't respect gods
Mermaids and Mermen don't die because they're fictional.
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None. Mermaids are fictional characters, and since they never existed, they could not die.
Most definitely! My leg pain is to die for...
It would depend how you land, and from what height. If it was a fall of ten feet, then the best you could hope for are broken legs. It is completely possible breaking them could kill you, and a fall from anywhere over thirty feet would almost certainly be fatal. oo thanks
Mermaids do not die from sounds. Some people believe in mermaids and some think they are not real.
True mermaids don't actually exist, but they are generally depicted as having a fish tail rather than legs. There is also a disease called sirenomelia, or mermaid syndrome in which a child is born with the legs fused together. Those with the disease have organs in their bodies either missing or deformed and as a result nearly all are either stillborn or die at a very young age. To date only three victims of the disease have lived past early childhood.
Most of the time. If death were not the result then a pair of severely broken legs are to be expected.