Bermuda Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle is a region of the Atlantic Ocean that is fabled to be the cause of disappearing ships and aircraft. Beginning in the 1950s, any number of factors have been proposed as explanations for disappearances, from the scientific to the paranormal.
In pop culture, the Bermuda Triangle has become a popular plot device for stories set at sea, having been the subjects of songs by Fleetwood Mac and Barry Manilow, and used as locations in the 2010 Jack Black version of Gulliver's Travels, the Jack Lemmon disaster movie Airport `77, The Phantom, the Raúl Juliá version of The Addams Family, Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, multiple times on both Scooby-Doo and The X-Files, and is the location of Paradise Island in some versions of Wonder Woman.
==References==
* The Sargasso Bottom Rhythm Boys in The Muppet Show episode 505 hail from the Lamprey Lounge of the Bermuda Triangle Hilton.
* Prairie Dawn's grand prize on "The Triangle is Right" is an all expense-paid trip to the Bermuda triangle.
* Kermit and Piggy fly over the Bermuda Triangle in the March 29, 1986 The Muppets comic strip, only to find that their plane has gone missing while they continue to propel forward.
* Telly Monster responds to a question someone has on the location of the Bermuda Triangle in Sesame Street Episode 2966.
* The Grand High Triangle Lover vacations in the Bermuda Triangle in Sesame Street Episode 3995.
* Elmo and his chicken sailors encounter the Bermuda Triangle on their way to find the Bermuda Octagon in Elmo the Musical: Sea Captain the Musical.
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