The reason for the mass death and disappearance of ships may be a huge squid dragging the ships to the bottom, scientists suggested.
The mystery of the Bermuda Triangle may soon be unraveled: researchers are convinced that the reason for the disappearance of ships in this area may be due to the huge squid that lives there.
Currently, there are several versions according to which the ships disappear in the zone of the so-called devil's triangle. For example, the disappearances are attributed to piracy or paranormal activity. But recently, scientists are increasingly interested in the hypothesis that a 30-foot "monster" lives in this zone.
The squid, which reaches nine meters in size, can devour ships along with the crew, which find themselves in close proximity to the Bermuda Triangle, according to The Guardian.
For the first time, the theory of the existence of a huge squid was put forward by marine biologists from Japan Tsunemi Kubodera and Kyoichi Mori back in 2005. They managed to film a huge clam aggressively attacking the baited lines.
According to the researcher of Bermuda, Rob Simone, the discovery confirms that something unknown lives in these waters.
Simone noted that researchers still do not know what is at the depth of the ocean. According to him, a huge "monster" may well live there, which is a danger to humans.
However, not all scientists support the version of giant squids. According to Vancouver-based octopus expert Jeff Marlyave, these mollusks simply cannot live in this area, and if so, then only very small individuals can survive there.
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