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UKSiren
/sˈaɪəɹən/
/ˈsaɪɹən/
a legless amphibian that inhabits aquatic environments, characterized by its long body, absence of hind limbs, and external gills
What is a "siren"?
A siren is an aquatic salamander characterized by its elongated body, lack of hind limbs, and external gills. They inhabit freshwater habitats such as swamps, ponds, and rivers, often hiding in vegetation or burrowing in mud. Sirens are primarily nocturnal and feed on small invertebrates and sometimes small fish. They have a unique ability to breathe through their external gills and can remain submerged for long periods. With their secretive nature and adaptability to aquatic environments, sirens contribute to the diversity and ecological balance of their habitats.
a woman who is considered to be both tempting and dangerous
a fictional sea creature that is half woman and half bird or fish which draws sailors to dangerous waters by singing to them