SVALBARD GLOBAL SEED VAULT, NORWAY
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Norway is sometimes referred to as “The Doomsday Vault,” and is home to 100 million seeds from all over the world. It is built to outlast any natural disaster, and it is very high above above sea level. wow
NORTH BROTHER ISLAND, NEW YORK, USA
A ship sank and about 1,000 passengers took refuge on the island. It later became a hospital for people with contagious diseases, including Mary Mallon, aka Typhoid Mary. Mary was the first recorded patient to have typhoid fever, and, she infected 50 other people, three of whom died. Today the island is abandoned, and it has become a bird sanctuary.
LASCAUX CAVES
France banned the public from entering the caves due to invasions that could be destructive to their preservation. The caves give insight into the history of the human species and contain over 600 examples of prehistoric art that date back about 20,000 good years.
VATICAN SECRET ARCHIVES, VATICAN
The Vatican Secret Archives is under tight security because the archives contain documents that date as far back as the 8th century. The mysterious vault is located underground, and it has about 53 miles worth of shelves. No one is allowed in
COCA-COLA RECIPE VAULT
Coca-cola is an iconic drink known around the world, the recipe is one of America’s greatest secrets. Trying to steal this formula would be nearly impossible with the complicated vault that has a hand scanner, armed guards, and a combination.
PLUTO GATE, TURKEY
Pluto’s Gate, is a temple that was seen as a passage to the underworld. The legend said that no one could survive there, and a historian threw sparrows inside to test it, and they immediately died.
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