Merfolk

A merfolk is a creature of the sea
With a human head and a fishy tail
They can swim and breathe under water
But they can't walk on land or sail

Some merfolk are friendly and playful
They like to sing and make jokes
They might help a sailor in trouble
Or prank them with splashes and pokes

Some merfolk are fierce and proud
They guard their realms with might
They don't like intruders or trespassers
And they're ready to put up a fight

Some merfolk are curious and adventurous
They want to explore the world above
They might fall in love with a human
Or seek out new wonders to love.

A merfolk is a fantasy creature that has the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish.
They usually have gills on their necks, webbed fingers, and scales on their tails.
Their skin, hair, and eye colors can vary depending on their environment and culture.
Some merfolk also have fins, tattoos, or shells as decorations.

• Merfolk are often depicted as living in underwater kingdoms or civilizations, where they use magic, technology, or both to survive and thrive.
• Merfolk can communicate with other aquatic creatures and sometimes with humans as well.
  They speak languages such as Aquan, Common, or Merfolk.
• Merfolk have different abilities and personalities depending on their origin and history.
  Some are playful and curious, while others are fierce and territorial.
  Some are friendly and helpful to humans, while others are hostile and deceptive.
• Merfolk are inspired by various myths and legends from different cultures around the world.
  They have appeared in stories, art, and media for centuries.
  Some famous examples of merfolk are Ariel from The Little Mermaid, Aquaman from DC Comics.