It's a siren - there were two or three of them (according to the sources)in Greek mythology and they sang on cliffs, bewitching sailors into sailing too close and wrecking their ships.
It's a woman's body part spelled backwards.
will there is one kimberly turner i know. it a famous person who is a singer and a actor. she dated justin once but then broke up. she made a tv show called the phoeix and played part of emma. she is doing a movie called the sun. it was a good movie. kimberly is still acting and singing today.
One Cherish Singer Lives in Stockbridge, Georgia.
Sade I think she's from South America somewhere; the sensual part.
Linda McCartney was a multi-talented woman known primarily for her music, but she also worked as a photographer and animal rights activist. She was married to Paul McCartney and was part of his band 'Wings'.
The hollow part of a bird is called the airsac.
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Any bird's beak is also called its bill.
nothing wrong just an bird mark
Part woman more than half bird. And they are not nice creatures.
If it's a chicken then it's called "the parson's nose".
it is called a hebitch
A bird does not have a part that is called a "detector beak." A bird can get diseases of the beak and early detection is the best way to combat these types of diseases, especially in pets.Ê
The part of a woman's chest is called the breasts or the bust. They are comprised of mammary glands and fatty tissue.
The part of the bird that grinds food is called the gizzard. This muscular part of the digestive system helps break down hard food items, often with the aid of small stones or grit that the bird ingests. The gizzard is essential for the digestion of seeds and other tough materials, allowing birds to extract nutrients effectively.
Noodle sings in it, but the two guests are Roots Manuva and Matrina Topley-Bird
No, a Siren is a mythical bird-woman from Greek mythology, they sing a mesmerizing song that hypnotizes sailors so they meet there doom. A mermaid is a woman with the upper body of a human, and a fish, eel, dolphin or snake tail, and they were a part of almost every country's myths and tales, they even date back to the Stone Age! J I hope this helped.