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Is Bermuda triangle a real place?
Yes. Bermuda triangle is a real place
Where is the triangle place of the world?
the Bermuda triangle
Is Bermuda a real place?
Yes. Bermuda triangle is a real place
How do animals that live in the Bermuda Triangle live?
Some animals in the Bermuda Triangle are eels, Sargasso Sea Horse, and Parasitic Isopods
What natural disaster happens in the Bermuda triangle?
the bermuda triangle is a supernatural place which is also described in quran
What is specially there in Bermuda triangle?
In the Bermuda Triangle are Bermuda, The Bahamas, Peurto Rico and all of the people who live there and travel there; all the animals and creatures that live in those places and all the things that live in the ocean around them.
Did the Bermuda triangle exist this 2010?
Since the Bermuda triangle is a theoretical place, rather than a physical place, it exists as long as people believe that it does.
People dissappered in the Bermuda Triangle?
the Bermuda triangle is large triangle that sucks you in and makes you become a fish person and live in the lost city of Atlantis.
Did Amelia Earhart crash somewhere near the Bermuda triangle?
No, Amelia Earhart did not crash near the Bermuda triangle. (As a side note, there is no uniform definition of the Bermuda Triangle. It's a mythical place.)
How do you know the Bermuda triangle isn't real?
The Bermuda triangle is a place, that is official. The debatable part about it is what causes the disappearance's. The reasons behind that may not be real, but the place CERTAINLY is.
What are the scientist doing to explain Bermuda triangle?
Scientists are doing little or nothing to discover the Bermuda Triangle. The triangle as a place is a theory of little interest to scientists. Those with the greatest interest in the Bermuda triangle are writers, publishers, and the entertainment industry.
What is the so called Bermuda Triangle?
The Bermuda triangle is a strange place south of the Caribbean sea where many planes and boats have gone missing.
