Unusual geometric structures discovered on the Atlantic seabed in the Bermuda Triangle spark ancient civilization theories
Unusual formations resembling a sunken city or ancient civilizational ruins have been mapped on the ocean floor within the infamous “Bermuda Triangle” region near Cuba and Haiti.
Sea-news.az reports that British ufologist Scott Waring, in a statement to the Daily Mail, revealed that these anomalies were captured in seafloor mapping data compiled under the global “Seabed 2030” ocean floor mapping initiative.
According to Waring, the newly released bathymetric imagery of the Atlantic seabed clearly reveals intricate, intersecting lines and distinct geometric shapes that stand out against the surrounding terrain. He hypothesizes that these anomalies could represent the remnants of ancient, submerged structural ruins.
Reports indicate that the zone displaying these unusual formations spans an impressive 11 kilometers in length and 5 kilometers in width. Waring contends that the structures appear far too smooth, uniform, and orderly to be the product of natural geological processes.
Despite the intriguing visuals, there is currently no official scientific validation supporting the existence of artificial objects or a sunken city at the site.
Mainstream marine experts emphasize that geometric and linear patterns frequently appear in sonar and bathymetric mapping datasets due to artifacts in data collection, acoustic anomalies, or seabed processing methods. Consequently, specialized underwater expeditions and rigorous further research are required before any definitive claims regarding ancient architecture can be made.
For now, the hypothesis linking these Bermuda Triangle seabed formations to a lost, sunken civilization remains speculative.
