For over fifty years tourists have always been wary of the infamous Bermuda Triangle after dozens of planes and ships have mysteriously disappeared or crashed.
Scientists were initially stumped by the increasingly popular reports of disappearing vehicles, but many have since concluded that a chief cause is methane hydrate bubbles that cause the water to be unsuitable for ships to sail on.
Scientists also emphasize the fact that although the region is infamous, reports are drastically exaggerated and if looked at with other areas of the ocean crash rates are relatively similar.
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