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DO MERMAIDS REALLY EXIST?
The compelling and intuitive research into the existence of mermaids.The existence of mermaids has been a bigger debate. Some myths and folklores make a belief that the existence of mermaids dates back earlier.
The existence of mermaids has been a bigger debate. Some myths and folklores make a belief that the existence of mermaids dates back earlier. The story on mermaids is engraved into myths and so a special team of scientists per took research into the existence of the mermaids. The research, however, has revealed a piece of shocking information. A scientist should never believe in conspiracy theories. In 1997 scientists in Nova recorded sounds from the deep pacific. The sound is thought to be organic and has never been identified. It was called the bloop.
WHALE BEACHINGS
During early 2000 the US navy beached whales while testing sonar weapons. The navy, however, has denied that they were responsible for the beaching of whales while testing sonar weapons. In some of the incidents, there were reports of ‘something else’ washing up with the whales.
In April 2004 two boys were the first to arrive in mass pitching in the Washington state. It is one of the largest mass whale beaching in American history. The boys recorded something and they claimed to have seen something, a body.
Well from the records they saw a body. The navy took the remains of the body the boys found. They even changed the official record from the boys. The navy even convinced the mother of the boys that the boys had seen a seal. Since no one wants to get into the line of the military the mother convinced the boys that they had seen a seal.
A Seattle based research team was at the scene to investigate the cause of the mass beaching. A marine biologist from NOAA Brian McCormick at the time was the head of the research team. In 2000 the biologist had published a landmark study that linked mass whale beaching to experimental sonar weapon testing.
It led to the program suspension that same year. D.r McCormick believed that the navy had begun testing the sonar weapons once more…
