Accounts of strange phenomena date back to Christopher Columbus in the 15th century, who reported compass malfunctions and a "huge flame" crashing into the ocean.
According to both the U.S. Coast Guard and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) , the number of accidents in this region is not statistically higher than in any other comparable part of the ocean. 5. Essential Resources for Further Exploration BERMUDU DIVSTЕЄRIS -
The "Agonic Line" passes through the area, where true north and magnetic north align. This can cause compasses to appear to behave strangely if pilots do not account for it. Accounts of strange phenomena date back to Christopher
Large pockets of methane gas under the seafloor could erupt, significantly reducing water density and causing ships to sink rapidly. Large pockets of methane gas under the seafloor
Estimates range from 500,000 to 1.5 million square miles . 2. The Legend's Origin