The claims of newly discovered pyramids and advanced technology hidden in the Bermuda Triangle are a popular hoax and are not supported by any credible scientific evidence. Neither archaeologists nor oceanographers have ever found pyramids on the ocean floor in this region. Such stories are a fusion of the legendary lost city of Atlantis with the modern-day Bermuda Triangle myth to create a sensational, but entirely fictional, narrative.

The U.S. Navy and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have repeatedly stated that there is no scientific evidence that mysterious disappearances occur more frequently in the Bermuda Triangle than in any other well-traveled part of the ocean. The area is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world, and a certain number of accidents are to be expected. The disappearances that have occurred can be attributed to a combination of natural phenomena and human error. The region is known for its severe weather, including frequent hurricanes and tropical storms, as well as the strong, unpredictable currents of the Gulf Stream. These powerful forces, combined with the extreme depth of the ocean floor, make finding wreckage incredibly difficult, which has fueled the myth of vessels vanishing “without a trace.”

The myth of underwater pyramids often stems from a misinterpretation of sonar data, or from a fabricated story that a “scientist” found a crystal pyramid. The ocean floor of the Bermuda Triangle has been extensively mapped, and these surveys have not revealed any structures resembling pyramids. The closest real-world phenomenon is the Bimini Road, a submerged rock formation off the coast of Bimini, which some have speculated is a remnant of a lost civilization. However, geologists have concluded that the Bimini Road is a natural formation of beachrock. The enduring appeal of the pyramid myth is a testament to the human desire to find extraordinary explanations for mysteries.