10 terrifying facts about the Bermuda Triangle (With Pictures)

Bermuda Triangle – The Bermuda Triangle is a triangular region in the North Atlantic ocean that is somewhat bounded by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico. This area has been known to exude paranormal activity and is even feared by many people. Although many skeptics will chose to degrade this area’s abilities, others may even blow it out of proportion. Truth is, none of us really know what goes on in this daunting area, but what we do know is that too much has happened to deem it a coincidence.

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The Bermuda Triangle also goes by the name of “The Devil’s Triangle” and it isn’t too hard to see why. Many curious disappearances have occurred in this region, so many in fact, that speculation and myths have been on the rise for centuries. Many explorers and navigators have even reported seeing strange lights and unexplainable occurrences that if spoken about, will surely make them look like they’ve spent too many time at sea.

What’s worse is that there has been no recognition for these impossible occurrences from the government and so it is left to the public to fantasize over. From ship to airplane, bizarre events have rattled even the most conservative of minds and will continue to do so.

10. There Have Been More Disappearances Than We Know

 
Like most mysteries, the more we know, the less we speculate but when it comes to The Bermuda Triangle, many people tend to have different ideas on the puzzling matter. In truth, with so many disappearances, it becomes hard to accept the military’s excuse of, “human error”especially since they have a military base situated inside the very same triangle. Although reports have been made that the site has been closed, can we ever really trust what we are told?

In reality, there are many disappearances reported every year that can be lead back to the Bermuda Triangle but not enough are confirmed as so. Smaller ships and aircraft have gone missing but without the proof of radar and communication, most are barred off as untrue or as human error.