The Explanation of The Bermuda Triangle

                                                         

Larry Kusche, a research librarian from the Arizona State University argued many claims that the Bermuda triangle was exaggerated and fake. He also argued that many of the boats percentage incidents were outside of the triangle. He concluded that the triangle was greatly exaggerated and not many boats disappeared from the Bermuda triangle. They may disappear from a storm because the triangle is common for storms, the numbers of boats disappeared was exaggerated because some boats could've went back to the port. Also some didn't even happen. One plane crashed at Daytona Beach, Florida and was still reported that it was from the Bermuda. The legend of the Bermuda triangle was a manufactured mystery by writers who made use of misconceptions.