horror, haunted, and mysterious is the impression that one feels when hearing the term Bermuda Triangle - the area within the imaginary line connecting the three areas, namely Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Miami in the United States. Despite the horror that it can not be proven scientifically.

However, for fish species that are endangered humpback whales, the Bermuda Triangle is a paradise. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recently signed a memorandum of agreement with the Bermuda Department of Environmental Protection to establish a sanctuary for the gentle giant. Refuge in Bermuda is a partner of the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary which is also owned by NOAA.

Bermuda's presence adds a haven for these endangered mammals - previously in the Gulf of Maine, and Dominica. Also Nova Scotia, Norway, Greenland and Iceland.

Location asylum in Bermuda will protect the whales in their migration corridors. "This is the first step in preparing a stepping stone conservation throughout their migration," said Nathalie Ward, program coordinator of the Stellwagen Bank Sanctuari Sister National Marine Sanctuary.

When the conservation area was established Bermuda later this year, NOAA will issue a memorandum of understanding to exchange data, including photos of whales, coordinate research, education, and strategies to involve local people in conservation of whales.

The giant mammals not only directly threatened by humans - such as arrest or netted - but also indirectly as marine pollution and noise. "If we do not save the animal, it will result in our population, man."