What is the most likely cause of the strange occurrences in the dragon's triangle?
a. tidal waves
b. underwater volcanoes
c. strong currents
d. magnetic interference

The correct answer is B. The most likely cause of the strange occurrences in the Dragon's Triangle are underwater volcanoes.

Explanation:

The Dragon's Triangle is a popular sea region southeast of Japan, where ships and planes are lost more frequently than normal.

The Devil's Sea is a triangle bordering the Ogasawarasar Islands in the west, the Minami-Torishima in the east and the Marianas in the south. It is said to be losing more ships and airplanes than usual and disturbing compasses and electrical equipment, strange pits and hills on the sea surface, and white water.

The area has a high level of earthquake activity, which ultimately creates underwater volcanoes that tend to generate movements on the seabed when they erupt.

B. Underwater volcanoes  

Explanation:

On the other side of the world is another triangle, even more mysterious and deadly than the Bermuda Triangle, called the Dragon Triangle or Sea of ​​the Devil. It is one of the most treacherous, intriguing and dangerous regions on the planet.

The most likely cause for occurrences in the Dragon Triangle is the existence of underwater volcanoes.

The deep waters of the Dragon Triangle harbor one of the most seismically active regions on Earth. Gigantic tectonic plates move constantly and underwater volcanic eruptions are very frequent. All this can lead to loss of ships and many deaths.  Liberating gases from marine volcanoes can cause disasters even with large cargo ships, and volcanoes can release particles that can rise into the stratosphere. If an airplane goes through these particles, its engine may be affected. This is what happened in 2010 and thousands of flights do not take off in Europe because of the particles launched by the Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajokull.

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