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It stretches from Bermuda to Puerto Rico to Florida, and it has supposedly swallowed up over 1,000 ships and planes since the 1600s.  Some call it the Devil's Triangle, but it's better known as the Bermuda Triangle. Whether or not you'll find Satan swimming around these waters, well, that's up for debate, but there's no denying this region is full of mystery and lore. But what's the truth behind this body of water, and why do so many people seem to go in but never come out? Well, if you want to solve one of the world's greatest mysteries, then throw on your life jacket as we sail into the strange history of the Bermuda Triangle. What's the origin of the Bermuda Triangle? These days, pretty much everyone' heard of the Bermuda Triangle, but when did people start realizing something weird might be happening in the Atlantic? Well, according to The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, the first writer to cover this otherworldly region was