The Disappearance of the USS Cyclops: The Terrifying Mystery of the Bermuda Triangl

On March 4, 1918, in the Bermuda Triangle, the colossal battleship USS Cyclops was on its way back to the United States after completing its mission to refuel the Allied nations. The sky was clear, the wind calm, and the captain sent word back to land that the weather was very good and all was well. However, no one could have guessed that this would be the last signal the ship would send. A shocking event happened. The largest warship in the world, 167 meters long with 306 sailors, disappeared without a trace, without a signal for help, without a shipwreck. It was as if he had been swallowed by an ancient sea monster, dragging him deep into the ocean floor. Numerous searches were conducted, but what was discovered was not an ill-fated ship, but something even more terrifying. Beneath that haunted sea area were thousands of large shipwrecks broken in half, sharply cut as if cut by a giant knife. What divine entity could do that? No one had an answer. It was only in 1995 that a camera in the Norwegian Sea recorded the appearance of a real sea monster, a 30-meter high wave, also known as a rogue wave, which appears lonely and fleeting. Since ancient times, fake waves existed in the legends of sailors, but no one believed them because they contradicted all physical laws, and to create such a wave, the ocean would have to prepare for 30,000 years. However, she existed suddenly and violently. A rogue wave rose out of nowhere, lifting the ship up to 10m high, easily slicing it in half, then immediately retreating back into the cold ocean along with the screams of souls crying for help that were never answered.#USSCyclops#BermudaTriangle#RogueWaves