Create a 25–30 second Vox-style animated explainer about the Bermuda Triangle. Use a rich editorial

Create a 25–30 second Vox-style animated explainer about the Bermuda Triangle. Use a rich editorial collage style with vintage maps, archival photos of Bermuda, old airplane and ship photos, newspaper clippings, flight records, ocean charts, weather maps, handwritten notes, red circles, arrows, stamps, torn paper, halftone textures, and layered 2D/2.5D parallax. Start with a world map zooming into Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Connect the three points with a red triangle. Surround the map with archival photos, old news headlines, airplane images, ship photos, and ocean imagery. Voiceover: “Somewhere between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, a legend was born.” Show headlines like “FLIGHT MISSING,” “VANISHED AT SEA,” and “NO TRACE FOUND.” Animate planes and ships moving across the map, then disappearing. Voiceover: “For decades, people claimed ships and planes were mysteriously disappearing here.” Then reveal a large question: “IS IT ACTUALLY MORE DANGEROUS?” Fill the map with busy flight paths and shipping routes. Add storm photos, hurricane tracks, strong ocean-current arrows, and the Gulf Stream. Show labels: “HEAVY TRAFFIC” “SUDDEN STORMS” “STRONG CURRENTS” “HUMAN ERROR” Voiceover: “This region is heavily traveled, with sudden storms, strong currents, and plenty of room for human error.” Finally, peel away the dramatic newspaper clippings and reveal cleaner maps, charts, and records underneath. Stamp: “NO PROVEN ANOMALY” Voiceover: “There’s no solid evidence that disappearances happen here more often than in other busy parts of the ocean.” Keep the animation visually dense, layered, dynamic, and premium. Use smooth map zooms, paper collage transitions, kinetic typography, archival image reveals, and subtle documentary sound design. Avoid horror, monsters, portals, or supernatural effects.