Ship believed to be lost in Bermuda Triangle in 1920s, found off St. Augustine's coast

The ship was called the Cotopaxi. It was a 250-foot-long cargo steamship that sailed from Charleston, South Carolina, heading for Havana in 1925.

[@syoungtbird66]

Disturbed about the reporter's light hearted spin on the tragic sinking and the deaths of 32 people.

[@MerkhVision]

She was way too excited about that measuring tape haha no offense tho it was just amusing

[@leomusarra3837]

Nice first name👍😂

[@astrabalkison4762]

I once had a dream of this ship. I dream seeing all the workers on it but I never see the captain. The ship is old seems to be a miracle how this ship disappear. For me it is disappear into the supernatural world.

[@SoulKhepri]

Wow

[@SoulKhepri]

Amazing

[@jontallon73]

very lighthearted delivery considering 32 people died

[@casebarreoltt5990]

Found in 1980, less than 100ft deep. Massive frijkin ship. But not identified until 2020😂
This discovery story is hilarious.

[@wadeadams4263]

What about the locomotives that are off the east coast of the US

[@erwinvanbree1670]

All based on measure ments?but no ship bel was found or actual the name on the front bow or stern?i read that this ship was one of many that were build!

[@astrabalkison4762]

I can explain more about this ship the way I dream of it, but it is in the supernatural world. I mean in heaven world. The place of our Lord.

[@obsid7146]

?

[@soso-mx8nb]

I'd love to hear

[@aidendrainer8681]

The ship there talking about was just found still floating

[@ansari1375]

well, it's not so convincing after all. like, what if there has been nothing there during this 90 years? we know that it's there. but before that, we didn't know! so basically, no mystery has been solved here. actually, I think that we have another mystery in terms of space-time. wft.

[@stayfrosty6290]

The wreck was discovered in 1980 but it couldn't be identified until January 2020 because the wreck was too old and certain markings were either corroded or buried in the sand. The same could be said with DC-3 NC16002. We already found a DC-3 wreck in the Bermuda years ago, but we can't identify it because we can't uncover any serial numbers off of it. The ocean is vast and deep, it's hard to find things in it and it's hard to identify things that we find sometimes.

[@starriderkittykat9064]

First on First..Awesome..lol