Plongez dans les mystères du Triangle des Bermudes

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00:00More than 50 ships and 20 planes have disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle since the middle of the 19th century.

00:07This region is not on any map and is not an official region of the Atlantic.

00:13This huge aquatic zone is located not far from the South-East coast of the United States and still frightens many sailors.

00:20But you are not afraid, and you want to prove that there is nothing special about this place.

00:25You sail to the center of the Bermuda Triangle on a small fishing boat.

00:29You turn off the engine and wait.

00:34Several hours pass. The sun goes down under the horizon. The night comes.

00:38You are about to return to the shore, but suddenly, everything becomes too quiet.

00:44Then you hear a clap.

00:46You look overboard and you see hundreds of fish swimming towards the surface.

00:51Something big made them flee.

00:54Something that comes straight from the depths.

00:57The next second, you notice big shiny eyes and long tentacles stretching towards your boat.

01:03It seems that one of the most terrible myths about the Bermuda Triangle is true.

01:08A huge quay leading the boats to the bottom.

01:11Stories about these quays appeared long before the emergence of the myths of the Bermuda Triangle.

01:16For centuries, the sailors of Norway and Greenland have told stories about a frightening sea monster, the Kraken.

01:23In these stories, the Kraken broke the bridges of the ships with its giant tentacles and dragged them to the bottom.

01:30The approach of this creature is impossible to predict, because it comes to you not from the side, but from below.

01:37But all this was just legend.

01:39It was only in the 19th century that scientific evidence of the existence of these monsters appeared.

01:44The beak of an unknown squid was found on the coast of Denmark.

01:48The size of the find was 7.6 cm in diameter, which corresponds to the size of a human palm.

01:54It then became obvious that the Kraken was real.

01:57And it's just a variety of giant squid.

02:00Since then, more than 21 species of giant squid have been described.

02:04But the first video showing this monster was recorded in 2004, in the waters of the North Atlantic, not far from the Bermuda Triangle.

02:13Marine biologists used a lure to attract the squid out of the depths.

02:18The huge monster was about 9 meters long, which corresponds to half the length of a subway car.

02:25It suddenly appeared from the darkness of the ocean and quickly attacked the lure, squeezing it with its tentacles.

02:31After that, many squid appearances were recorded in photos and videos.

02:37Huge squids fell on the shore, where we swam in front of ships.

02:41According to some archives, the largest monster ever found was 18 meters long and weighed almost a ton.

02:47It's the size of a big bus.

02:49Some scientists think that giant squids can reach 45 meters long, which is almost twice the size of a basketball court.

02:57But this large size is not enough to sink a ship.

03:00The first thing that helps squids get there is the effect of surprise.

03:04Squids come from the depths, which means they can't be seen from the bridge.

03:09However, the monster can see the ship from afar.

03:11It has the largest eyes in the world, since only one of its eyes is the size of a basketball.

03:16The sight of a giant squid allows it to see its prey in the dark depths of the sea and at a great distance.

03:22Most creatures on the planet cannot see in such conditions.

03:26The squid notices your boat and takes you for a prey.

03:30It approaches quickly and attacks with its tentacles.

03:33The squid has eight limbs and two longer tentacles that it uses to feed its mouth in the shape of a beak.

03:40The others are covered with dozens of suction cups full of pointy teeth.

03:44Nothing can escape if the squid catches it.

03:46It wraps its tentacles around your boat.

03:49With the teeth of each arm, it bites the bridge.

03:52Two long tentacles can catch you while you're running in panic.

03:55The squid can make the boat sink from side to side until one of its parts sinks into the water.

04:00You fight against two tentacles and you fall.

04:03The squid's eight arms are stronger.

04:05You can hear the boat's hull crack.

04:08The squid is big, but it still can't sink a large metal object.

04:12It probably couldn't sink the huge ships that disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle.

04:16You see the squid moving away in the depths.

04:19You were lucky this time, but you certainly wouldn't be able to handle such monsters at the same time.

04:24The existence of giant squids was proven more than 150 years ago, but people still don't know anything about them.

04:29The fact is that they are one of the most unnoticeable creatures on Earth.

04:33They swim fast and spend most of their time at depths of 400 to 900 meters.

04:38To go down there, people need sturdy submarines and bulky equipment that make a lot of noise.

04:43The squids notice them much earlier and swim away.

04:47Let's see, is it possible to know how many ships and planes have disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle?

04:53Have their disappearances been caused by human errors or meteorological phenomena?

04:57We're going to see all this today.

04:59The history of the SS Cotopaxi is strange.

05:02This ship disappeared in 1925 when it was traveling from Charleston, South Carolina, to Havana.

05:08It never reached its destination.

05:11Years later, in the 1980s, a wreck was found 65 km offshore of St. Augustine, Florida.

05:18As the specialists were unable to determine its precise origin or what it was exactly,

05:24they nicknamed it the Bear Wreck.

05:27It took many years of additional work, mainly done by marine biologists,

05:33to confirm that this ship was the SS Cotopaxi.

05:36This was only verified in January 2020.

05:39How could the ship have reappeared?

05:41And how did it get there?

05:43Since it shouldn't even pass through the Bermuda Triangle.

05:47Let's first see who invented this term, the Bermuda Triangle.

05:51Can we really locate this triangle on a map?

05:54No, and it's not an officially recognized place either.

05:58The Bermuda Triangle doesn't appear on any map in the world.

06:02No one has agreed on its exact limits.

06:05There are only hypotheses,

06:07and its total area varies according to estimates from 1.3 to 3.9 million square kilometers.

06:14According to all available sources, this area would have a vaguely triangular shape.

06:19It was in 1964 that an American author named Vincent Hayes Geddes

06:24had the idea while writing an article for the magazine Argosy.

06:28He used the name of the Bermuda Triangle to describe a region of the ocean

06:33that would have destroyed hundreds of ships and planes without ever leaving a trace.

06:37If it's quite difficult to know the number of ships and planes that have disappeared,

06:41it's because more than one of them has volatilized without being able to trace it.

06:45Their wreckage has simply not been found.

06:48But the stories that circulate about them should help us.

06:51The first legends about the Bermuda Triangle date back to the 15th century.

06:56For example, those of the Italian explorer Christophe Colomb.

06:59While he was sailing in the Atlantic, he passed through this place in 1492.

07:04In the area that we now call the Bermuda Triangle,

07:08he saw a huge flame hit the ocean violently.

07:12Later, at the same place, he saw a strange light flashing.

07:16As was the case for many other sailors since then,

07:19his compass was inexplicably out of order.

07:22The squadron XIX, five torpedo planes of the US Navy

07:25which made a routine flight in 1945,

07:28also came to feed the legend of the Bermuda Triangle.

07:31The commander of the expedition was Lieutenant Charles Taylor,

07:34and it was written that he had got lost in an inexplicable way.

07:38As the pilots did not have a GPS at the time,

07:40they depended on their compass and had to keep track of the time

07:43that they had spent flying in this or that direction,

07:46as well as their speed.

07:48Shortly after completing their mission,

07:50their compass had stopped working properly.

07:54The documents found after the disappearance of the squadron

07:57also indicate that Taylor was not wearing a watch that day.

08:01According to the initial report,

08:03a piloting error would have been the cause of this unfortunate incident.

08:07However, this did not convince everyone.

08:10And they changed the report where it was written

08:13cause or unknown reason after several examinations.

08:16Another pilot, named Bruce Gernon,

08:19said that he had crossed a kind of electronic fog

08:22while passing above the triangle,

08:24which had made him travel in time.

08:27In 1970, when this incident occurred,

08:30he was flying his plane when he found himself

08:33in the middle of two huge clouds and a violent whirlwind.

08:36Like many others before him,

08:38he noticed that his navigation system was not working well.

08:41When he finally managed to get out of these clouds,

08:44he discovered that his flight had only lasted 35 minutes,

08:48while it should have taken 75 minutes in total.

08:51As he had no reasonable explanation,

08:54he thought that he must have been like projected in time.

08:58If you draw a map and you draw a line

09:01that goes from the island of Bermuda to Puerto Rico,

09:04then to Miami and comes back to Bermuda,

09:07what do you get?

09:09The sadly famous triangle,

09:11known to have swallowed thousands of ships and planes over the centuries.

09:15But there is a new mystery in this already enigmatic place.

09:19Something is hiding in the deep waters

09:21and it leaves strange clues of its existence.

09:25Splash!

09:27Your submarine touches the surface of the water.

09:30You go down from 30, 300, 600, 900 meters.

09:34It gets darker and darker.

09:36The weight of the submarine cracks under the effect of pressure.

09:39More than 10,000 kilopascals,

09:41it's a bit like the weight of a piano

09:43compressing every square centimeter of your body on all sides.

09:47You have arrived at your destination.

09:50All you have to do is spot the beast.

09:53Just wait.

09:54In the dark void, you can see a bright green life in the distance.

09:57It's getting closer.

09:59As it gets closer, it gets bigger.

10:01It's her.

10:02This creature that left strange circular marks on the fish,

10:05dolphins, whales and even other sharks.

10:08Here it is.

10:10The ferrous scalelet.

10:12Don't be fooled by its size.

10:14It may not be longer than a bowling ball,

10:16but this creature is a parasite.

10:19It attaches to other marine animals

10:21with its teeth perfectly aligned.

10:24In a single bite, it fills its stomach,

10:27detaches and continues its day.

10:29Its swimming helmet goes away,

10:31also swimming, still alive.

10:34The only proof of this meeting,

10:36a mark in the shape of a cookie on its body.

10:39Don't think you're safe in your submarine.

10:41These brave little guys are known to take risks in submarines too.

10:45You decide not to take the risk

10:47that the shark makes a hole in the only thing

10:49that prevents you from being reduced to a bubble by the surrounding water.

10:52You go to meet other strange creatures

10:54hiding in the Bermuda triangle.

10:57At a depth twice as large,

10:59you will find the dragon fish.

11:01Unlike all other inhabitants of deep waters,

11:03these fish produce light

11:05in the infrared range.

11:07The other fish are more in blue and green.

11:10This gives the dragon fish a huge advantage.

11:13It emits a light that other marine inhabitants

11:15cannot perceive.

11:17Creatures that want to eat the dragon fish

11:20cannot detect it as well as the one they feed on.

11:24The vampire of the abysses

11:26is a inhabitant of truly unique depths.

11:28Neither vampire, nor squid, nor octopus,

11:31this thing is a unique species in its kind.

11:33It has the largest eyes

11:35in relation to the size of its body

11:37of all the animals on the planet.

11:39When the vampire of the abysses feels threatened,

11:41he wraps his arms around his body.

11:43In fact, it's as if he were upside down.

11:46Another animal to avoid here

11:48is the terrifying green bobbit.

11:50It dives into the ocean floor

11:52leaving a small part of its body in the open air.

11:55It prepares for lunch

11:57with its buccal clips well spread out.

11:59On the menu, other worms and fish

12:01that can be 7 times bigger than the bobbit.

12:04It uses its 5 antennas

12:06to detect the proximity of its meal

12:08and crack!

12:10In an instant, the worm rushes forward

12:12and catches its prey with what it uses as a mouth.

12:15It's not over yet.

12:17Once its jaws are locked on its meal,

12:19the worm injects its venom

12:21and pulls it down into its terrier to feast.

12:24The tongue of the ocean

12:26is one of the deepest trenches

12:28of the Bermuda Triangle.

12:30It's also the secret breeding ground

12:32for tiger sharks.

12:34You'll recognize them instantly

12:36thanks to their dark grey tiger stripes on the flanks.

12:38It's the second largest species of predator

12:40after the great white shark.

12:42And with such a size,

12:44it comes with a prodigious appetite.

12:46Sea mammals, small sharks,

12:48rays and green turtles

12:50are all on the menu.

12:52If you ever come across a tiger shark,

12:54hoping that it won't happen,

12:56remember that you can determine the fish's age

12:58by looking at its stripes.

13:00They fade over time,

13:02so the younger the shark is,

13:04the more pronounced its stripes are.

13:06There are many zooplankton in the Bermuda Triangle.

13:08They are generally small organisms

13:10that are essential to the structure

13:12of the ocean's food chain.

13:14But beware!

13:16If nothing ate them

13:18and they were left to develop uncontrollably,

13:20zooplankton would cover the entire world

13:22in multiple layers in just 4 months.

13:24Oh, and the biggest type of zooplankton

13:26is actually the jellyfish.

13:28More than 50 ships

13:30and 20 planes have disappeared

13:32at this location since the middle of the 19th century.

13:34You won't find this place

13:36on an ordinary map

13:38because it's not an official region

13:40of the Atlantic Ocean.

13:42It's simply a small water zone

13:44in the shape of a triangle

13:46located near the South-East coast of the United States.

13:48In the 20th century,

13:50zooplankton has become a legend.

13:52Some believe it houses a secret base.

13:54Others are convinced

13:56it's a time portal.

13:58Ships are caught in a strong storm

14:00and move to the past or the future.

14:02There is also a theory

14:04that the city of Atlantis

14:06is just under the Bermuda Triangle.

14:08These technologies create energy bursts

14:10and destroy ships.

14:12Even planes are at risk of disappearing

14:14in this area.

14:16All this has gone so far

14:18that no matter what happens in the ocean,

14:20everyone thinks it's somehow

14:22connected to the Bermuda Triangle.

14:24The fear of the triangle

14:26has become popular thanks to books and movies.

14:28Directors, writers and journalists

14:30like to exploit this subject.

14:32But in their works,

14:34we only see a few correct answers.

14:36You can find the truth

14:38in this place if you look closely.

14:40But first,

14:42let's refute the weakest theories.

14:44Space objects, Atlantis,

14:46time travel,

14:48all these myths appeared in the middle of the 20th century.

14:50Before that time,

14:52there was no trace of mysterious phenomena.

14:54People just noticed

14:56that many ships sank here.

14:58But then an author wrote a book

15:00about Atlantis, which rested

15:02in the waters of the triangle.

15:04The author did not provide any proof,

15:06but he described this hypothesis

15:08in a very convincing way.

15:10People read it and liked it.

15:12The human psyche likes to read something secret.

15:14When you learn something

15:16that no one knows, you feel special.

15:18And of course,

15:20you begin to believe in this secret.

15:22This is one of the reasons

15:24why the book on the Bermuda Triangle

15:26has become so popular.

15:28It brought a lot of money to the author

15:30and other people also wanted to get rich

15:32in the same way.

15:34Other fantastic theories

15:36about time travel and secret bases

15:38have appeared since.

15:40After that, people started making documentaries.

15:42All these books about the mystical nature

15:44of the triangle were based

15:46not on real facts,

15:48but on theories from other books.

15:50It is impossible to find the truth in this chaos.

15:52Some people like to know secrets,

15:54even if they are false.

15:56But you can always find the truth

15:58if you really want to.

16:00You just have to take any myth

16:02and try to find sources that prove its reality.

16:04Most often, you will only find books

16:06and films that are not scientific.

16:08There are also more realistic things

16:10about the Bermuda Triangle,

16:12but they are no less interesting.

16:14According to a hypothesis,

16:16ships disappear in this place

16:18because of methane.

16:20Gas deposits are located

16:22under the seabed of this region.

16:24Sometimes they escape

16:26and come back to the surface.

16:28As soon as methane comes in contact with water,

16:30it takes the form of giant bubbles.

16:32These bubbles then foam the water

16:34and create big waves

16:36that make ships sink.

16:38But not in the Bermuda Triangle.

16:40None of the many studies

16:42have confirmed the presence

16:44of a high concentration of this gas

16:46in this place.

16:48The last eruption of methane

16:50occurred here about 15,000 years ago.

16:52Another credible theory

16:54is that of accelerated waves.

16:56They form without storms or wind.

16:58The surface of the water can

17:00turn into a big wave

17:02the height of a five-story building

17:04in three seconds.

17:06They sink a ship,

17:08then disappear quickly.

17:10The sea is calm again,

17:12as if there were no waves at all.

17:14Some scientists believe

17:16that this phenomenon is due

17:18to a sea current

17:20hitting a strong opposite wind.

17:22But there are recorded cases

17:24that had no wind.

17:26Another version claims

17:28that the wave is caused

17:30by the collision of hot and cold currents.

17:32But the most fascinating theory

17:34is that under certain natural conditions,

17:36waves acquire the ability

17:38to exchange kinetic energy.

17:40And among all the waves,

17:42there is the largest,

17:44the vampire wave.

17:46It absorbs the energy

17:48of all the others.

17:50When the energy is accumulated,

17:52the vampire wave ejects it.

17:54This explains the force of the impact

17:56and its sudden disappearance.

17:58All theories seem logical,

18:00but scientists still

18:02believe that accelerates

18:04can carry ships underwater,

18:06but not only in the Bermuda Triangle.

18:08They rarely appear

18:10in all the oceans of the world.

18:12So let's move on

18:14to the next theory.

18:16Some of those who sailed

18:18in this place

18:20reported that their navigation devices

18:22had become unstable.

18:24The compass and electronics

18:26broke down.

18:28The signal and radio communications

18:30broke down.

18:32With sensors and special devices,

18:34you will see that the magnetic field

18:36of the Earth is weakened

18:38above the Bermuda Triangle.

18:40This field is a shield

18:42that protects us from solar radiation.

18:44ISS astronauts have declared

18:46that the triangle receives

18:48more particles from the Sun

18:50than any other place on the planet.

18:52As a result,

18:54the electronics are unstable

18:56in this area.

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