Originally posted by Startruth144
Sorry Animal Planet aired it...

More info here:

www.webpronews.com...

Originally posted by vethumanbeing

Originally posted by Startruth144
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Paid? For what, my friend?

Just sharing info.. I watched this "documentary" with my gf awhile back and was curious and looked into it further. Turns out to be a work of fiction. Just being truthful..

Stop quoting the postal clerk. Your Guffahs have not placed yourself into any books of Renouned personages. You are a particulate of small matter not able to manifest into anything of greatness; small you are and small you shall remain.

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.

Originally posted by littled16
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If you mean "flagellate" the answer is no, but I think you are in a sense flagellating yourself in this thread by berating everyone else who has seen this "documentary" and understood that it was a "what could be" situation similar to the one Discovery aired in a similar alien attack "documentary".

Originally posted by ThinkingCap
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I am pretty sure those people you are referring to, were paid actors for the mockumentary.

Fact is, the aquatic ape theory IS really interesting.

Another fact, is that we know VERY little about what goes on beneath the sea.

Final fact, our NAVY refuses to disclose what they do themselves --- and their own findings.

Remind anyone of NASA and outer space?

As above, so below - when it comes to our good old government organizations.

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That film was bogus on many levels, it was pretty funny to be honest. But I did walk away with interesting ideas.

Originally posted by network dude
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You posted a thread about a fictional event. A poster was kind enough to give you a link to explain the confusion. Grow up and accept that what you posted is not what you thought it was. There is nothing wrong with being wrong, but the way you are going about it is very, very wrong.

About Mermaids: The Body Found What if there’s a kernel of truth that lives beneath the legend of the mythic mermaid? In Mermaids: the Body Found, Animal Planet brings viewers into the world where the legend is real. The film blends real-life events and phenomena with the story of two scientists who testify they found the remains of a never-before-identified sea creature. Spectacular CGI animates a world where mermaids really do swim below the water’s surface, cooperatively hunt with dolphins and may continue to survive in an intricate society where they stay hidden in fear of their Earth-bound relatives. Mermaids: The Body Found is a story about evolutionary possibility grounded in a radical scientific theory – the Aquatic Ape Theory, which claims that humans had an aquatic stage in our evolutionary past. While coastal flooding millions of years ago turned some of our ancestors inland, is it possible that one group of our ancestors didn’t retreat from water but rather went in deeper? Could they have ventured farther into sea out of necessity and to find food? With compiled amateur footage, including photos and video shot by deep-sea fishermen that never have been shown in the US, as well as cinema-quality CGI, Mermaids: The Body Found argues how a mythical creature – one of humankind’s most enduring legends – may be real. It depicts how mermaids may have evolved from the early human family tree and persisted into the present day.

Originally posted by network dude
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This kind of thing happens all the time. Usually someone will be polite and let you know the real deal about it and they will give you a link to the thread that explains it. Or you might get a snarky reply, but either way, you learn something. Try to be happy you were able to cross off a conspiracy and move on to the next one. Just because this one didn't work out, doesn't mean the next one wont.