LOOK: Karen Davila takes breakfast in France, sees Doomsday Vault in Norway

Broadcaster Karen Davila is on a family vacation in Europe. While there, she is giving fans a glimpse of her trip and sharing interesting facts.

Davila expressed amazement at one popular destination in Paris, France as can be seen in her Instagram page yesterday, July 5, where she posted family photos while at the port and dining.

“Bonjour HONFLEUR 🇫🇷 Exploring towns outside of Paris and it’s not hard not hard to see why Honfleur is one of the most visited towns in France! What a pretty port town,” she said.

“Perfect breakfast spot by the Seine estuary thanks to our guide, everyone’s favorite Pinoy driver @rolexparisdriver,” she added.

 

 

Davila also spoke about the Seed Vault which can be found in The Arctic, in the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen.

“The SEED VAULT or what many call, The Doomsday Vault! It doesn’t look much from the outside but this can save the world,” she said in a separate post last Monday, July 4.

Davila then shared some trivia about what the vault can do to save mankind.

“This is the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. It can hold 4.5 million seed samples! Now, it holds seeds from 5,000 global plant species, w 156,000 varieties of wheat, 40,000 varieties of bean, all varieties of RICE [and][ even recipes of the biggest global food brands,” she said, informing her followers that “the Philippines has even deposited more than 2,000 accessions of [nine] species in the Seed Vault!”

 


“In 2015, Syrian scientists asked for seeds from the seed vault to replant what was lost during the civil war. This can save humanity,” she explained. “No one is allowed in the vault, photos inside from the Svalbard museum nearby.” JB

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