Bermuda Triangle

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Giant pyramids "three times the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza" have been located 2,000 metres beneath the surface of the dreaded Bermuda Triangle.

Conspiracy website Before It's News claims the pyramids could have been initially made on land, but were lost to see "after which a devastating earthquake struck and changed the landscape completely."

The pyramids were discovered by a Dr Meyer Verlag using sonar imaging, according to the site.

It adds there is no sure sign as to the purpose of the pyramids, but warns they could be responsible for the mysterious goings on in the region with many ships and planes disappearing.

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The pyramids could also allegedly be evidence of the lost city of Atlantis.

Before It's News says: "The pyramid could confirm some engineers’ contentions that pyramids were originally created as massive power sources, support the claim that the ancient city-state of Atlantis did exist, or even provide answers to the mysterious goings-on that have been recorded since the 19th Century in the region of the Atlantic dubbed the Bermuda Triangle."

The website said the pyramids could be responsible for swirling vortexes near the surface which could be sucking planes and ships downwards.

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Before It's News said: "Observations of some of the submerged pyramids reveals they sporadically generate intense vortices in the ocean water flowing around them. Those vortices may be caused by a discharge of internal energy.

"If those submerged pyramids also discharge massive energy through their apexes, that could account for the formation of deadly vortices on the surface of the sea that swallows up whole ships along with their doomed crews.

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"Future expeditions to these mysterious pyramids may finally uncover the truth and reveal amazing ancient technology."

The 500,000 km square patch of ocean between Florida, Puerto Rico and Bermuda has long been associated with the vanishing of ships and aircrafts which have stumped experts looking for an explanation.

The biggest recorded loss was in 1945 when five US Navy Avenger torpedo bombers flying from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Bimini Island never showed up after a radio call from the 14 men on board that their compasses stopped working.

Three rescue planes also disappeared.