[DOC] [TLE] Fiji mermaid - Wikipedia [PAR] P.T. Barnum's Feejee mermaid from 1842. The Fiji mermaid (also Feejee 
mermaid) was an object comprising the torso and head of a juvenile monkey 
sewn to the back half of a fish. ... The original object was exhibited by P.T. 
Barnum in Barnum's American ... Griffin was actually Levi Lyman, one of P.T 
Barnum's associates. [DOC] [TLE] The Feejee Mermaid (1842) - The Museum of Hoaxes [PAR] Advertisement for the Feejee Mermaid from the Charleston Courier, January 
1843. Soon after this, the showman P.T. Barnum visited the offices of the major 
papers where ... to have the body of a young, beautiful woman, the creature itself 
was far less attractive. It had the withered body of a monkey and the dried tail of a 
fish. [DOC] [TLE] The Mysterious Mermaids of Japan | Mysterious Universe [PAR] Feb 16, 2015 ... These creatures are known to the Japanese as ningyo (), literally .... by a 
such a monstrosity as a monkey sewn to a fish must be extremely gullible, .... PT 
Barnum describes in his own words his FeeJee mermaid in his autobiography: .... 
We have established that at one time, fake mermaids produced in... [DOC] [TLE] Early National Leisure and Recreation - Dictionary definition of Early ... [PAR] Not surprisingly, American leisure and recreation exhibited similar trends. ... 
many Americans would have been unable to purchase these goods even if they 
.... Several years later, Barnum displayed the Feejee Mermaid, a grotesque, 
mummified monkey's body sewn to a fish tail, which he suggested was a real sea 
creature. [DOC] [TLE] Cryptomundo  Japanese FeeJee Mermaids, Part II [PAR] Nov 22, 2009 ... PT Barnum describes in his own words his FeeJee mermaid in his autobiography
: ... John George Wood recalled an incident with one such Japanese in his ... It 
seems these were obviously not monkey bodies sewn to the bodies of fish. ... 
been artificial copies based on the exhibited bodies of real animals. [DOC] [TLE] A Brief History of Monsters | Weird Fiction Review [PAR] Mar 15, 2012 ... The monster is one of the greatest curiosities of the day. ... After the initial 
exhibition, the Feejee Mermaid was displayed at Barnum's American Museum, 
where ... women who can turn into catsor monkeys with the tail of a fish. .... 
Unlike the monsters of myth and legend, these monsters could not be fought. [DOC] [TLE] Weird & Wonderful Tales  A mermaid found a swimming lad ... [PAR] May 16, 2016 ... ... South Seas were the grounds for P.T. Barnum's Feejee Mermaid ... and the 
Feejee Mermaid on ... Some of these creatures even have backstories such as 
the white ... The strange one, the Mngwa of Tanzania, makes no exception. ... of 
East Tennessee as a creature half woman, half feline forever and... [DOC] [TLE] Becoming Mermaids - American Museum of Natural History [PAR] Many people around the world tell of water creatures that are half-fish and ... 
These strangers came from the sea, like the Africans' water spirits. ... In Haiti, the 
mermaid Lasirn is one of three powerful female water spirits, .... Feejee mermaid: 
The original "Feejee mermaid," made famous by P. T. Barnum, is believed to 
have... [DOC] [TLE] Mermaids by Mary Pat Mann. Copyright 2007 MYTHOLOG [PAR] Seductively female upper body, scaly fish tail we'd know her if we saw her. ... 
even when the creatures themselves are hidden in mists or seaspray. .... to the "
Feejee Mermaid" exhibited by P.T. Barnum and associates in the U.S. and ... out 
to be sewn-together parts of monkeys and fish, but this is hardly a new hoax: One
... [DOC] [TLE] A monkey, Taxidermy and Around the worlds on Pinterest [PAR] Deluxe Feejee Mermaid The "original" Feejee Mermaid was so-named by PT ... 
the parts were mummified together so that they appeared to be one creature - a 
..... The Fiji Mermaid: a hoax created by Moses Kimball and PT Barnum in 1842 
and ... It was in actuality a monkey corpse sewn to a dried fish tail.

Question: P.T. Barnum exhibited a monkey sewn to a fish as one of these female sea creatures from "Feejee"
Answer: a mermaid