Who Lives at the Bottom of the Bermuda Triangle?

Inexplicable phenomena, mysterious plane crashes, ships that disappear and never appear again… Hardly any other region of the world is associated with so many myths and legends as the world-famous Bermuda Triangle. While it almost seems as if the legendary Devil's Triangle would swallow up practically everything that strays there, today we want to pursue a very special question: Which creatures actually call this lake area, around which so many stories and legends are entwined, their home? Let’s take a look at several interesting creatures who live at the bottom of the Bermuda Triangle, as well as a few stories of bizarre occurrences that have happened there.

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[kevinstevens]

Great job on your video. I loved watching it - very informal.

[pamelaweir]

This was fascinating and great footage too

[AllOneKind]

This will make you think ... Here are some actual anagrams of "Bermuda Triangle": *Rumbaed Altering, Algebra Rudiment, Ambulating Erred, Rumbaed Triangle, Triangular Embed, Mailbag Returned, Drumbeat Realign, Adumbrating Leer. *Rumbaed is defined as "A rhumb line, one of the points of the mariners compass. What does this mean these anagrams?

[bains]

They need to put a danger zone sign at bermuda triangle, so ships and planes will not be allowed to go in Bermuda triangle.

[harrietharlow]

The fish with the clear head is called a barreleye fish.

[knitcrochettiger]

who needs to create ficticious monsters and demons for horror movies when they can just use the deep sea creatures in this i ever go in the ocean??....HECK NOPE!!!!

[adwubitt]

The glass head fish looks like Luca's uncle

[abbayahsdaughter]

"Who"???? You should have said " What"...

[michaelscott]

You waste almost half your video in spouting rhetoric instead of showing anything