New hypothesis about fish people

A new hypothesis shows that fish people can be true and related creatures to humans.

>>>Legend and reality about fishmen

Many sailors guessed that they had seen the 'fishman' , but few believed it to be true and often assumed that due to being tired of harsh voyages, they mistook animals such as manatees as creatures. mysterious. But a study shows that fish people may be a creature called "sea monkey".

Accordingly, a separate primate branch evolved to live under the sea, and the sightings of 'sea monkeys' were described as 'fishmen'. 'It is a basic hypothesis about human evolution, but we have approached a long-standing legend and traced its origin. It was compiled in a convincing way, making us think that fishmen may not only be legendary creatures , 'Animal Planet expert Charlie Foley said.

Fish people don't just exist in legends and movies?

The 'sea monkey ' hypothesis is often thought to be 'fake science' . Early Hominin people certainly lived near the sea, and they went to sea early on. The tools of Neanderthals dating back at least 100,000 years were found on Greek islands of Lefkada, Kefalonia and Zakynthos, meaning they could have traveled by boat. The new Animal Planet documentary, titled Mermaids: The Body Found , argues that when the monkey evolved into a Hominin, some adapted to the water environment. . This branch has been extinct, but there are reports that sea monkey-like organisms have existed for a while.

'We share many traits with emulsive marine animals, such as membranes between fingers that other primates don't have, a layer of subcutaneous fat and body hair loss. We can also instinctively swim and control breathing. Humans can hold their breath longer than any terrestrial animal , 'Charlie Foley said.

Mermaids: The Body Found evokes the thought that coastal flooding millions of years ago turned some of the ancestors of humans into terrestrial animals, while another group 'splits' into the sea Deep to find food. According to the expert, Mermaids: The Body Found is only the first small wave of a "discovery tide" that he believes will be released in the coming years. 'They all returned to the question' Where do we come from? ' because there are too many speculations and doubts. The surface of the moon has been studied more closely by the sea. Why?' , Charlie Foley put the problem.