The Bermuda Triangle, the infamous Atlantic region between Miami, Bermuda, and San Juan, has long stirred imaginations with tales of vanished ships and planes. One of the most chilling cases: the 1918 disappearance of the USS Cyclops and its 309 crew members—never found, no distress call.
Spanning 500,000 square miles, the area sees heavy traffic, yet thousands travel it safely each year. While legends persist, experts say most disappearances likely stem from natural phenomena and human error—not supernatural forces.
Still, the mystery endures, blending history, science, and myth on the high seas.
