I was listening on default for a while, and then hit the keyboard shortcut for brown noise by mistake. It was like I was finally dragged underwater after fighting for a long time and I am unconscious, but at peace. Absolutely magical. I love the way that the siren song is variable in sound; it fades in and out so you can appreciate just the sound of the water, enjoy it altogether, and get these really lovely siren songs by themselves too. It doesn't feel like an audio loop, it feels like each second is truly unique! It’s a lovely piece of theatre that’ll leave its audience in a trance, while possessing enough loopy visual brio to ensure adults have a swimming time too.’ The ocean is inextricably linked to the lives of the island residents, and Clift's language personifies it as another character: “The sea doesn’t care. If she can’t kill them, or doesn’t choose to, she will probably bend one of their legs just a little to show who has command of the situation.” What is undeniable is the resilience of the people; they have very little, yet from such meagre resources every last drop is squeezed. And they suffer: abundance of spirit goes hand in hand with the depths of despair. This generator inspired me to donate the first time and I use it so often I'll continue to donate. The combination of calming waves and water with the vocals relaxes me more than anything else. When I'm stressed or tired I know that the mermaids will always assist me.

The story mentions a number of different types of fish. Can you find out the names of any more? How are they similar / different?Lea, Daniel; Schoene, Berthold, eds. (2022). Posting the Male: Masculinities in Post-war and Contemporary British Literature. BRILL. p.65. ISBN 9004456651.

This is by far my favorite magic generator. Something about watery sounds paired with quiet singing and/or whispering really gets my brain to focus. One version of the folklore legend has it that a resident mermaid was so distraught at being maligned by locals that she dived into the pool and stayed there, hiding from humanity evermore. This indicates that she might have been quite friendly with humans previously, and sighted on a regular basis. Love those Mermaids. Like to have this and the new Pebble Beach playing together. I feel like I'm sitting on the shore at sunrise, watching the Merms braid plaits of seaweed and beautiful shells into their hair. As the sun rises higher in the sky, I can no longer see them because the sun is blinding bright. So instead, I close my eyes and just. Listen.A mermaid is half-human with a fish’s tail. Can you create a creature that is a mixture of two or more animals?