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Mermaids: The New Evidence
2013·Movie
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This follow-up broadcast brings to light new evidence that's surfaced since the release of The Body Found; videos of possible mermaids in the Mediterranean, off the coast of Great Britain and in the deep ocean. One piece of evidence alludes that P.T. Barnum had acquired an authentic living mermaid (different from his Fiji mermaid) but was unable to showcase it to the world. The last video is that of Danish marine geologists who videoed the creatures off the Greenland sea in March 2013. In response to this video Greenland halts all oil drilling in their territories.
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Is Mermaids: The New Evidence worth watching?
45
MediocreGoodWatch scoreReviews are weak, with a GoodWatch score of 45/100 (IMDb 4.4). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.
What is Mermaids: The New Evidence rated?
G
It's rated G in the United States.
How long is Mermaids: The New Evidence?
0 h 42 min
Mermaids: The New Evidence runs 0 h 42 min.
What language is Mermaids: The New Evidence in?
English
It was made in English.
What tropes does Mermaids: The New Evidence use?
Artistic License – BiologyGovernment ConspiracyGratuitous Foreign LanguageHeroic SacrificeHumans Are the Real MonstersJitter CamJump ScareOur Mermaids Are DifferentStealth MentorSpeculative BiologyTechnology Marches OnThreatening Sharkand 4 more
TV Tropes lists 16 storytelling tropes for Mermaids: The New Evidence, including Artistic License – Biology, Government Conspiracy, Gratuitous Foreign Language.