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The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Explained
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Haroldas Katilius Community member
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The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle, is an enigmatic territory in the Atlantic Ocean, where numerous ships and aircraft have gone missing throughout the years. Countless conspiracy theories have surfaced over the years, trying to explain what is happening underneath the deadly waters. Is it truly a vortex of doom, an area of hyperactive paranormal activity, or simply a collective over-hyped illusion that so many of us have, thanks to media and the lore surrounding this mythologized area? There cannot be a single answer, but the scientists are well on their way to figuring it out.
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Ladies and Gentlemen 6 years ago
Poor @Nugget thought people here like things such as "First to comment". I hope he doesn't end up doing on 99% posts on Bored Panda!! xD! "First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment".
Adrian Lawrence 6 years ago
Just bad sailors - the reefs here are very tricky hence so many lost ships, I don't think there is much more to it than that, but it makes for great publicity and the tourists love the idea.
Ladies and Gentlemen 6 years ago
Poor @Nugget thought people here like things such as "First to comment". I hope he doesn't end up doing on 99% posts on Bored Panda!! xD! "First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment"."First to comment".
Adrian Lawrence 6 years ago
Just bad sailors - the reefs here are very tricky hence so many lost ships, I don't think there is much more to it than that, but it makes for great publicity and the tourists love the idea.
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