Not to make too fine a point of it, but quicksand is relatively rare in the Bermuda Triangle. Unless it is a very watered down version of course, but that’s outside my comfort zone.

Or the real danger for kids: you can be abused by the President of the usa but there never will be any repercussions

As I understand, the number of incidents was no worse than other travel areas. Just that the Bermuda triangle is such a heavily traveled area, meaning more incidents

Scooby doo enforced it for me

As I understand quicksand is only dangerous because people get stuck and can't get out. People don't sink in quicksand. You actually can get out all by yourself.

I always felt like sinking mud didn’t get the attention it deserved.

Also, being on fire. The way they pushed, "stop, drop, and roll" so hard, I presumed that being on fire was a routine part of life.

And quicksand.

The worst part about this is i have absolutely no solid proof that that's wrong.

They say if you sail too far you could accidentally find yourself in the USA 🤢

The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down

Of the big lake they call Gitche Gumee..

Nah, it was never a particularly dangerous place. There were just a couple of accidents there that became famous.

A few years from now I'll think for a moment, combine a few memories, and tell someone that I heard on pretty good authority that something to do with collected cow farts, arriving right there in the Bermuda Triangle, caused ships and planes to rock around violently.

By which I mean, thank you, for the confused glares from strangers, somewhere in my future.