There is a shipwreck in the Bermuda Triangle that has been remarkably preserved for over 300 years. - Apparently.
The HMS De Braak, a British warship, sank in 1798 during a hurricane in the Delaware Bay, but its remains were later discovered in 1979 in the shallows of the Delaware River. Despite being exposed to the elements for centuries, the ship's hull and cannons have been remarkably well-preserved, with much of the vessel still intact. Archaeologists have been able to study the wreck, providing valuable insights into 18th-century shipbuilding and navigation techniques.