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MICHAEL ALBAMAY 10, 2013

Everyone has heard of the Bermuda Triangle and the mysteries that surround it. Theories

about this area range from reasonable to just plain ridiculous, but whether you believe its

the site of time warps, alien abductions, or just plain paranoia, it certainly abounds withstrangeness. Its not the only place you can find creepy things happening, howeverhere

are 10 other places on Earth with their fair share of mysteries:

10Superstition Mountains

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The Superstition Mountainsare a mountain range located east of Phoenix, Arizona.

Already its off to a great start with the name.

According to legend, sometime in the 1800s a man named Jacob Waltz discovered a huge

goldmine within the mountains that has since been dubbed the Lost Dutchmans Gold

Mine (because Waltz was German, and eh, close enough). He kept the location a secret

until his deathbed, upon which he may or may not (depending on which version of the

story youre reading) have told a single person the secret. Regardless, the mine has never

been found, in spite of many expeditions. Some say the spirits of people whove lost their

lives in search of the gold still haunt the mountains.

One reportedly Native American legend goes that the treasures of the mountains are

guarded by creatures called Tuar-Tums (Little People) that live below the mountains in

caves and tunnels. Some Apaches believe that the entrance to hell is located in the

mountains. This is, of course, ridiculous, as we all know the entrance to hell is in

Sunnydale.
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Its an area centered just a bit off the coast of Brazil, and its responsible for numerous

problems with satellites and spacecraft, from messing up their programs to actually

shutting down their function. The Hubble Telescope is actually turned off from taking

observations when passing through the Anomaly, and the International Space Station

avoids scheduling spacewalks when passing through it (which happens up to 5 times a

day). Its not just technical problems, eithersome astronauts report seeing shooting

stars in their visual field as they pass through.

The cause of all these problems isnt fully understood. The main suspect is the high levels

of radiation that accumulate at the anomaly, but scientists arent sure exactly how or why

the effects occur. So lets just pin this one on aliens.

8

Lake Anjikuni

Not content with just a few individuals disappearing, Lake Anjikuni decided to take things

to the next level and provide the locale for the disappearance of an entire village. It all

happened in November 1930, when a trapper named Joe Labelle was looking for shelter for

the night. Labelle was familiar with the Inuit village, whose population ranges from 30-

2000, depending on who you believe. He made his way there and found quite an eerie

scenethe villagers were nowhere to be found. Everything else, including food and rifles,

had been left behind.
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Labelle telegraphed the RCMP and an investigation began. In the Village Burial Ground it

was discovered that at least one (sources vary) grave had been opened, clearly not by

animals, and emptied. Furthermore, about 300 feet from the village, the bodies of around 7

sled dogs were found, having starved to death despite open stores of food at the village.

Some versions of the story even report strange lights being seen above the lake around

the time of the disappearance.

So what really happened? There have been all sorts of claims about the cause for the

disappearance, including aliens (of course), ghosts, and even vampires. The RCMPs own

website disregards the story as an urban legend, but with so many versions of it floating

around from so many years ago, its hard to be certain. Except about the vampires, I think

we can be certain it wasnt vampires.

7The Devils Sea

The Devils Sea (or Dragons Triangle, take your pick of which sounds more ominous) is an

area of the Pacific Ocean as riddled with strange happenings as its Atlantic counterpart

near Bermuda. Located off the coast of Japan, its been the site of countless claims of

unexplained phenomena including magnetic anomalies, inexplicable lights and objects, and

of course, mysterious disappearances. The area is even considered a danger by Japanese

fishing authorities.
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One story has it that in 1952 the Japanese government sent out a research vessel, the Kaio

Maru No. 5, to investigate the mysteries of the Devils Sea. Naturally, of course, the Kaio

Maru No. 5 and its crew of 31 people were never seen again. Another story tells of Kublai

Khans disastrous attempts to invade Japan by crossing the Devils Sea, losing at least 40

000 men in the process.

The usual theories abound for whats really going on: from aliens, to gates to paralleluniverses, even to Atlantis (because why not). Some suggest that high volcanic activity in

the region is responsible for some of the disappearances (the Kaio Maru No. 5 may have

been caught in an eruption). Our advice? Just stay out of the ocean, period.

6Bigelow Ranch

Bigelow Ranch(formerly known as Skinwalker Ranch and Sherman Ranch) is a 480-acre

property in northwest Utah that is home to countless UFO sightings, animal mutilations,

and other strange occurrences. Though mysterious happenings have been documented
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since the 50s, some of the most bizarre stories happened to a pair of ranchers named

Terry and Gwen Sherman after they bought it in 1994.

The first day they moved on to the property, they saw a large wolf out in the pasture. They

even went to pet the wolf as it seemed tame (to the curious reader, yes, this is always a

good idea). It was docile with the Shermans, but ended up grabbing a calf by the snout

through the bars of its enclosure. When Terry shot at the wolf with a pistol, the bullets hadno effect. It finally left after Terry brought out the shotgun, though even that didnt do any

actual damage. The Shermans tried tracking the wolf, but its tracks stopped abruptly as if

it had vanished.

And that wasnt the end of things. The Shermans were constantly plagued by such events

as UFO sightings, intelligent floating orbs (reputed to have incinerated three of their dogs),

inexplicable cryptids, and gruesome cattle mutilations. It got so bad that the Shermans

actually sold their ranch to Robert Bigelow in 1996, the founder of the National Institute for

Discovery Science, who wanted to study the mysteries surrounding the ranch. Bigelow

owns the ranch to this day and NIDS keeps a tight lid on their findings.

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Point Pleasant was probably aptly named at one point, but it is now so shrouded in tales

of mysterious and creepy events as to be nothing but an ironic alliteration. The most

famous of these events involves a creature known as Mothman, who reputedly terrorized

the small West Virginia community from November 1966 to December 1967. Over a

hundred different citizens of Point Pleasant are eyewitnesses to this creature, a 7-foot tall

broad chested man with hypnotic, glowing red eyes, and wings that stretch 10 feet long

and drag behind him on the ground.

The Mothman, whos been the subject of both a book and a movie (and who has his own

statue in Point Pleasant), has many possible explanations. Some believe him to be anextraterrestrial, others a mutant or a cryptid, and some suggest the people of Point

Pleasant were actually being scared by owls or a Sandhill Crane. Whatever the case,

reports of Mothman stopped after the Silver Bridge collapsed on December 15, 1967, killing

46 people and leading many to believe that the two events were somehow connected.

In addition to Mothman, several other paranormal tales from Point Pleasant include UFO

sightings and reports of so-called Men In Blackhuman looking creatures who unnerve
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others by the sheer abundance of peculiarities in their speech, appearance, and

mannerisms. These men supposedly appear looking for information about the

paranormal (or rather, people who have this information).

4

Michigan Triangle

The Michigan Triangle is another geographical triangle, located in the middle of Lake

Michigan. It, too, is the site of mysterious disappearances of both land and sea craft. Some

of the more famous ones include:

Captain Donner: On April 28, 1937, Captain George R. Donner of the O.M. McFarland was on

his way from Erie, Pennsylvania, to Port Washington, Wisconsin, and had to pass through

the triangle. As the story goes, he was exhausted and retired to his cabin, leaving the

second mate to wake him when they neared their destination. About three hours later,

when the second mate went to do so, Donner was not in his cabin. Nor was he in the

galley. An exhaustive search of the ship was conducted, but he was never found.

Flight 2501: On June 23, 1950, Northwest Airlines Flight 2501was on its way from New

York to Minneapolis at the hands of experienced pilot Robert C. Lind, and was carrying 58

passengers. Due to bad weather, when the flight was near Chicago it changed course and

turned over Lake Michigan. Around midnight, Lind requested permission to drop altitude
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from 3500 ft to 2500 ft, without ever specifying a reason. His request was denied, and that

was the last communication Flight 2501 ever had. Its last known position was supposedly

within the Michigan Triangle.

While sources vary as to what amount of wreckage of Flight 2501 has been found (some

say nothing, whereas others specify assorted floating debris such as seat cushions and

the like), it seems clear that the plane crashed into the water. Mysterious, however, is thatthe plane was in perfectly good condition and in capable hands at the time of the

disappearance. Whats more, despite searches still being conducted annually, neither the

body of the plane nor complete human remains have ever been recovered.

3San Luis Valley

San Luis Valley, in southern Colorado, is an area high in inexplicable phenomena including

UFO sightingsand hundreds of unexplained farm animal mutilations. UFO sightings are

so common that a woman named Judy Messoline has even set up a UFO watchtower onher property, which has witnessed over 50 UFO sightings since 2000 alone. Some of these

are observed by dozens of people at a time.

For the UFO skeptics out there, far more chilling are the tales of animal mutilations from

the region. They began in 1967, with a horse named Snippy. Snippy was found one morning

with her brain missing, and her neck bones completely cleaned. Since then, hundreds if not

thousands of inexplicable animal mutilations have occurred in the region, sharing several
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things in commonfirstly, there is never a trace of blood around the animals, and

secondly, the animals are all damaged with precise cuts, distinctly not the work of

predators. Finally, all of the mutilations happen overnight to otherwise healthy creatures.

Investigations into the incidents havent wielded any results, yet they continue to this day.

Some farmers report seeing strange lights in the sky the nights before finding a carcass,

leading some to believe that extraterrestrials are involved. Though its hard to imaginealiens caring so much about farm animals in Colorado, the alternative isnt much more

appealingthat humans are the so-called Phantom Surgeons of the Plains. Personally,

Id rather it was aliens.

2Bennington Triangle

Oh look, another triangle. This one is found in southwestern Vermont, and is the site of a

string of 5 mysterious disappearances between 1945-1950, related in no way but

geographic location. These include:

Middie Rivers, 75 years old, was out leading a group of hunters on November 12, 1945. On

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found in a stream was recovered as evidence.

Paula Welden was an 18 year old sophomore of Bennington College who was out hiking on

December 1, 1946. She never returned and no trace of her was ever found.

Exactly 3 years later, on December 1, 1949, a veteran named James E. Tetford was taking a

bus back to his home at the BenningtonSoldiers Home, returning from a visit with

relatives. Witnesses saw him on the bus the stop before this, but when the bus arrived at

his destination he was nowhere to be seen. His luggage was still on the bus.

Eight year old Paul Jepson disappeared on October 12, 1950, while his mother was busy

feeding the pigs. Despite having a highly visible red jacket, none of the search parties

formed were able to find the boy.

The last disappearance was a woman named Frieda Langer. On October 28, 1950, she was

hiking with her cousin on Glastenbury Mountain when she slipped in a stream. Shedecided to go back quickly and change her clothes, and, if youve been paying attention so

far, youll surmise that she was never seen again. Well, not exactlyshes the only victim

whose body was ever recovered, though it was only found on May 12, 1951 (about 6

months later), in an area that had been thoroughly searched after her disappearance. The

body was in such a mangled shape that no cause of death could be determined.

Though many theories abound, including aliens, bigfoot-like monsters, or some unknown

serial killer, theres one thing we know for sure: its a good idea to stay the hell away from

triangles.

1Bridgewater Triangle
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No, seriouslystay away from triangles. Especially this one. The Bridgewater Triangle,

an area of about 200 square miles in Southeastern Massachusetts just south of Boston, is

like an all you can eat buffet of the supernatural.

Among other things, the area has been subject to numerous cryptozoological sightings.

Since the 1970s there have been several reports of tall, hairy, ape-like creatures roaming

the swamp. There have also been numerous sightings of Thunderbirds, giant Pterodactyl-

like creatures that have been seen fighting in midair. In 1976 there was a report of a man

who saw a giant, ghostly, red-eyed dog rip the throats out of two of his ponies.

Besides these cryptids, there have been numerous reports of mutilated animals (mainly

cows and calves) in the region. Some credit these mutilations to satanic cults, but no one

has come forward and no one even knows where the animals came from.

As if all this werent enough, the Bridgewater Triangle is a hotbed of UFO sightings, dating

all the way back to 1760, when a sphere of fire was reportedly seen hovering over New

England. Since then there have been numerous sightings of unexplained objects in the sky

including mysterious black helicopters. One from 1976 describes two UFOs landing along

Route 44 near the city of Taunton, and another from 1994 recounts a strange triangular

object with red and white lights seen by a Bridgewater Law Enforcement Officer. In 1908 on
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Halloween night, two undertakers who were traveling to Bridgewater noticed in the sky

what looked like a giant lantern. They watched it for almost 40 minutes before it

disappeared.

Bermuda isnt looking so bad anymore.

Michael Alba has a skeptical fascination with the supernatural. Hell have a skeptical

fascination with you, too, if you follow him on twitter @MichaelPaulAlba.

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203 Comments

alphaman

"Labelle was familiar with the Inuit village, whose population ranges from 30-2000,

depending on who you believe"

worst population estimate ever

Guest

margin of error of 1700....pretty decent! lol

Pepe Prez

2000 - 30 = 1700
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Wow

Mathman

DUDE

2000-30=1970???

Guest

lol yes thats how i came to the conclusion, i'm aware it's not a

statistically valid way of getting a m.o.e.

J

It was rumored they had just experienced a baby boom- so no ones really quite

sure.

Idk

Oh for Gods sake, just enjoy the list and don't complain about it. It's not like complaining is

gonna change anything, anyway.

Resheklya

Stop complaining then?

The Angry Internet

Easier said than done.

dfizzo

Looking at historical statistics the Bermuda Triangle actually has LESS shipping losses

than average. This despite the fact that is a highly trafficked area with many shipping lanespassing through it (which you would think would mean more losses).

In other words, the Bermuda Triangle is pure, overblown, media hype.

Tim Marshall

Exactly. It seems like that is the case with all the other so-called triangles around the

world, too. It's all hype. All it takes is a couple of high-profile instances of seemingly

strange happenings and then people go back and look around and make other


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discarded everything that didn't fit into their theory, which would show that there's

nothing all that special or different than any other area.

dfizzo

Not to mention that ANY "myterious" occurence that seems to occur

anywhere in the North Atlantic gets tied to the Bermuda Triangle.

Case in point, the Mary Celeste, while certainly a bizarre and mysterious

occurrence was never anywhere NEAR the Bermuda Triangle.

SKAN ONE

it isnt how many its the supposed unusual nature of the incidents

Swaggzilla

It's honestly just the fact that the disappearances are so weird. Like, in 1872 there

was ship that was set for Florida and it was found years later in perfect condition,

but no crew. and there was no record the crew ever made it back home or TO their

destination. No life boats or anything that they could use. So unless something

made them decide to jump off their ship and drown themselves, i dont know how

you explain that. And even if you think thats the answer, what made them jump off

the boat?


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, ,

churches financed also.

Crumpet

Americans like to get high on burger grease and guns, of course they're

going to be superstitious fat morons.

Fyomama

Yeah every American is a superstitious fat moron

Oh Internet sage please give us more enlightening cultural insight

fahQ

And I bet your an UK panzy who gets high on the smell of ass holes.

America is the shit. Dumb Fuck.

Ashley

uh dude you're not exactly making us look very good right now..

Adeel

No offence but 7/10 entries on this list are from US.

But yeah most of them, especially with UFOs and cryptids, are there to

attract publicity and tourists.

Pillow

Ashford in Kent.

Xyroze

Is that a joke? Did you even look for any references?

http://pararational.com/ashfor...

http://www.paranormaldatabase....

http://www.kentparanormalseeke...

Those were just a few from the first page of a single Google search.

Pillow


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lol

REl3EL

Wow you should make a list.

JRoe

Humans in general make shit up. Islam and Christianity didn't start in the U.S....lol.

REl3EL

I know, and from my time reading lists on this website, I would say the

evidence suggests that americans like, and are maybe good at making

things up. That is not to say other other regions of the world are not also.

inconspicuous detective

because the dragon's triangle is in america. i see you're a geography scholar.

REl3EL

No, because it doesn't exist you retard.


i may be a retard, then again out of the two of us i'm the only one who

can read, moron.

REl3EL

I knew what I meant, anyway I apologise for calling you a retard,

which I didn't mean.


i know what you meant as well, but things like that are easily twisted

to make sarcastic comments. don't apologize either, that's stupid.

apologies solve nothing and serve only as bandaids to bleeding

wounds. instead change things so people tell you they appreciate it. if

you're unaware of what i mean, back up your statements and/or write

a list about american fabrications. our government alone can provide

you with all the material you need to "prove" americans love to make


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stuff up.

p.s. don't apologize for things you believe in either. then you're just

weak. though i assure you i am no retard.

REl3EL

Man you take the comments section seriously don't you. Been here along time?


i don't take it particularly seriously, the above is something i do in real

life. if i believe i'm right and offend someone or get into a

fight/arguement, they don't get an "i'm sorry" later because they

should figure it out on their own why it happened. if i don't apply that

everywhere, i'm making exceptions and not truely acting like myself.so it applies here.

some issues do arise in these comments between myself and

educated or respected members of the site, and i do take some

issues here seriously such as gun control (i've been through that

song and dance with one very intelligent listverse member a few

times). however for the most part i like to make controversial

statements that i believe to be true or sarcastic comments like the

inital one i made to you, most people have fairly amusing and

sometimes very well thought out responses.

i've been an avid reader of listverse for what? 3 years or more and a

commenter (a heavy commenter recently, like past few months) for

like a year and a half.

Andre

He takes it more seriously than you can imagine. This guy is

singlehandedly the most desperate commenter on this entire

website. This website IS his social life.

YourPatheticness

ur just a lost boy who can't agree with what he says

RedMan

There are stories like this all over the world. Saying all these people are making stuff


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up is stupid and insulting. Even science doesn't have an explanation for some of

these but still agree something is happening there. It must suck not beeing able to

step out of your comfort zone and look at the world with an open mind.

REl3EL

Ok so according to you my default position on every god fearing american

that says they saw "a 7ft mothman with hypnotic glowing red eyes" should

be to believe them... No thanks

hunt

Nope, just means that you should keep an open mind. Not discarding

or accepting any idea. But i guess thats whatever.

Swaggzilla

I'm sure whatever country you're from makes up just as many stories

as America. if not more.

Joee

Correction: People in general like to make stuff up. I don't why you had to

emphasize America in this comment and some of the others below......

Monkey Fever

Thats not true and we arent all like that. I hate how all the stupid Americans make

people like you laugh at me for always believing in conspiracies and paranormal.

Although once I was driving and saw a bright light and it disappeared. I went back

home and my wife said "Where have you been for 5 days!?". I didnt understand, but

I looked in the mirror and I had a five day old beard. Apparently the aliens abducted

me, cleared my memory, then stuck me back in my car.

REl3EL

I had a similar experience but instead of a bright light i saw alcohol, which I

made disappear.

warpriest

You may think I am out of line for saying this but that would just go to

prove that I am right in my opinion that you have no imagination, live


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Goddamnit! I should have looked at the comments before commenting. I just posted

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Triangle shape of evil?


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