Mermaids: The Body Found on Discovery Channel right - INTERESTING SHIT!
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Re: Anybody see that show about real life mermaids
"Mermaid Body Found: People Fooled by Faux Documentary Once Again"
Mermaid body found: Although the “documentary” you watched last night aired on Animal Planet, it wasn’t real. I know that’s a little confusing for some folks to grasp, especially since the program appeared on a network that usually devotes itself to facts rather than fiction. As a result, people have been searching frantically for the truth behind these tall tales, prompting “mermaid body found” to rise to the top of the trends once again.
In fact, as a response to the original airing of this perplexing documentary, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a statement declaring that mermaids do not exist. Well, as far as they know, anyway. The study seemed to be a direct response to the Animal Planet’s program, which caused quite a bit of confusion the first time around. Now that the network is doing the summer rerun shuffle, people have once again mistaken the show as something legit.
Here’s the “plot” for the documentary, straight from Wikipedia:
Two former National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration scientists, after investigating mass stranding of whales, claim to have recorded mysterious underwater noises coming from an unknown source. This sound resembled a sound previously recorded in 1997, called the “bloop”. They recovered 30% of the remains of an unknown creature from inside a great white shark which was said to possess attributes of the human body. They alleged that the marine creature had hands, not fins, and the hip structure of an upright animal. These findings, along with many others led the team to determine that this unknown animal was very closely related to humans — a mermaid.
To reiterate: “Mermaids: The Body Found” is not a real documentary. What you’re seeing are CGI images crafted on a computer, nothing more. The idea behind the program was to give viewers an idea of what mermaids would look like if they were, in fact, real. So stop freaking out and quit believing everything you see or hear on television. Chances are, someone is just messing with your head, kind of like the video embedded below. By the way: It’s fake.
"Mermaid Body Found: People Fooled by Faux Documentary Once Again"
Mermaid body found: Although the “documentary” you watched last night aired on Animal Planet, it wasn’t real. I know that’s a little confusing for some folks to grasp, especially since the program appeared on a network that usually devotes itself to facts rather than fiction. As a result, people have been searching frantically for the truth behind these tall tales, prompting “mermaid body found” to rise to the top of the trends once again.
In fact, as a response to the original airing of this perplexing documentary, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a statement declaring that mermaids do not exist. Well, as far as they know, anyway. The study seemed to be a direct response to the Animal Planet’s program, which caused quite a bit of confusion the first time around. Now that the network is doing the summer rerun shuffle, people have once again mistaken the show as something legit.
Here’s the “plot” for the documentary, straight from Wikipedia:
Two former National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration scientists, after investigating mass stranding of whales, claim to have recorded mysterious underwater noises coming from an unknown source. This sound resembled a sound previously recorded in 1997, called the “bloop”. They recovered 30% of the remains of an unknown creature from inside a great white shark which was said to possess attributes of the human body. They alleged that the marine creature had hands, not fins, and the hip structure of an upright animal. These findings, along with many others led the team to determine that this unknown animal was very closely related to humans — a mermaid.
To reiterate: “Mermaids: The Body Found” is not a real documentary. What you’re seeing are CGI images crafted on a computer, nothing more. The idea behind the program was to give viewers an idea of what mermaids would look like if they were, in fact, real. So stop freaking out and quit believing everything you see or hear on television. Chances are, someone is just messing with your head, kind of like the video embedded below. By the way: It’s fake.
Re: Anybody see that show about real life mermaids
Does your daddy think you perfect, does he know for certain?
Does he know how you act when you pull back all them curtains?
Do he think I'm 2Pac cause I'm black and put the words in?
Does he know his daughter might have caught a real merman?
andre 3000
Does your daddy think you perfect, does he know for certain?
Does he know how you act when you pull back all them curtains?
Do he think I'm 2Pac cause I'm black and put the words in?
Does he know his daughter might have caught a real merman?
andre 3000
Re: Anybody see that show about real life mermaids
May be a fake show.. But the concept/evolutionary path could have happened!!
There *could* be mermaids out there in the vast ocean.
Then again nothing is ruling out flying humans deep in the jungles right!?!?!?
Gotta take the Crazy with the Crazy!!!
BTW... The documentary came out like 2 months ago and the so called website that is shut down really isn't. If you look at the HTML from the website its made to look like its closed with a picture. Go to Megaporn.com or something that really is closed by the government and the HTML looks very different.
May be a fake show.. But the concept/evolutionary path could have happened!!
There *could* be mermaids out there in the vast ocean.
Then again nothing is ruling out flying humans deep in the jungles right!?!?!?
Gotta take the Crazy with the Crazy!!!
BTW... The documentary came out like 2 months ago and the so called website that is shut down really isn't. If you look at the HTML from the website its made to look like its closed with a picture. Go to Megaporn.com or something that really is closed by the government and the HTML looks very different.
Re: Anybody see that show about real life mermaids
So it was fake? I'm cool. And dudes ridicule me for watching youtube documentaries. I'll gladly stick to those before I watch a mockumentary that's admitted to being a hoax. (Unless I am sorely mistaken about this mermaid presentation).
So it was fake? I'm cool. And dudes ridicule me for watching youtube documentaries. I'll gladly stick to those before I watch a mockumentary that's admitted to being a hoax. (Unless I am sorely mistaken about this mermaid presentation).
I'm watching this shit on Animal Planet right now and I must say it is amazing and not far fetched considering the evidence.