The Disappearance Of The Bermuda Triangle

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Once upon a time there was a large ship and then it disappeared. That ship was in the Bermuda triangle, it’s a large area stretching from Puerto Ricco to an island called Bermuda and then all the way to Miami Florida. In the Bermuda triangle many ships disappear without a trace. Even though there are several theories to prove the disappearances, like methane gas, submerged energy spheres, or a secret government the Bermuda triangle is still a mystery, and a very mysterious mystery at that.
The methane gas theory is quite believable, here’s why. When methane gas gets released into the water and makes it thinner so boats sink to the bottom of the ocean. When that happens the boat goes into the space that the gas was released, that creates the

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