South Korea’s ‘apocalypse’ vault keeps seeds safe from earthquakes and nuclear blasts | South China Morning Post
South Korea’s “doomsday” vault is a seed repository where seeds from the Korean peninsula are safeguarded from apocalyptic events. Hidden 46 metres (151ft) underground in Bonghwa county in North Gyeongsang Province, the tunnel can withstand a magnitude 6.9 earthquake and even a nuclear blast. The 4,751 wild plant sp…
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