The Devil’s Sea and the Dragon’s Triangle literature

Record summary

The Dragon’s Triangle, also called the Devil’s Sea, became a Pacific counterpart to Bermuda Triangle narratives in late-twentieth-century paranormal literature. Reports of missing vessels, volcanic activity, strange lights, and alleged military losses were sometimes expanded into theories of dimensional disturbance or occult geography. This lead matters for comparative research because it shows how a maritime region is transformed into a symbolic zone of danger and hidden power. The evidentiary basis is uneven, and some reported incidents are difficult to identify independently or may be misdated.