Answer: The Bermuda Triangle covers just over 932,000 square miles of open seas in the Atlantic Ocean and has its three points falling near Florida's Atlantic coast, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda. But with new cases being reported every year, the triangle basically has grown spikes on all three sides resulting in the Bermuda triangle no longer being a triangle. At one apex, Florida's Atlantic coast, there have been reports of small aircraft disappearances over land. For enthusiasts of the Bermuda triangle, there are several other triangles throughout the world where strange disappearances have allegedly occurred. One of the more famous triangles is referred to as the "Great Lakes" or "Michigan" triangle.
The state of Florida, The Bahamas and Puerto Rico.
Pretty close; step out onto the beach at Miami and you're looking out into the triangle. Miami is one of the three corners of the triangle.
The Bermuda Triangle is actually a big triangle in the ocean that corners three islands and is a place where many ships and plains crash and are never found. You are considered lucky if you make it out alive. The Bermuda Triangle is also found for unexplained mysteries.
The imaginary lines are drawn from Bermuda, to Miami, to Puerto Rico and back to Bermuda. There are other variations, some include the Gulf of Mexico.
The Bermuda Triangle is named after the island of Bermuda.
The Bermuda Triangle is an imaginary triangle.
Yes, the Bermuda Triangle is off the coast of Florida, Cuba, and Bermuda.
No there are no pyramids in the bermuda triangle Idiot
No it was not the bermuda triangle is an area of ocean.
why did they name the Bermuda triangle the Bermuda triangle
The Bermuda Triangle doesn't actually exist as a triangle, any more than selecting three different locations on the surface of the Earth and calling them a triangle.The Bermuda Triangle is an area where (supposedly) strange things happen (but don't really), so I suppose the correct answer is: the Bermuda Triangle was formed by someone looking to make a quick buck by selling fanciful stories to a gullible public.
No, she did not have anything to do with the Bermuda Triangle.