Mermaid statue 3D model

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Model: Software includes 3Ds max 2014 + Vray. Formats for export FBX, OBJ, 3Ds. Folklore often portrays a half-human creature that dwells in the sea. Its upper body closely resembles that of a human female, with the head being an essential part. Meanwhile, its lower portion consists of scales resembling those found on fish. Across cultures globally, tales about these mermaid-like creatures have been told and retold throughout history. Their stories originate from distant regions like Europe, Africa, Asia, and ancient Near East territories. Ancient mythologies attribute remarkable stories to mermaids in several contexts worldwide. They depict scenes where they can bring either doom or rescue with one swoop of their fishy tails. Another side of the folklore has its female version showing mercy and giving humans various blessings without expecting anything back. Menfolk counterparts often appear under the term mermen - males sharing characteristics very much like that of the mythical half human creature that rules our oceans and deep blue sea. Although, one could assume that sightings and myths surrounding male variants are lesser compared to their counterparts of mermaids, they still do have places reserved for them alongside in most traditions across different eras of history. The common names for such legends when combining menfolk & female half humans creatures include either "merpeople" or merfolk.