Zuckerberg Denies Doomsday Bunker Claims in Hawaii

Mark Zuckerberg has dismissed rumors of a doomsday bunker at his Koolau Ranch estate in Hawaii, describing the 5,000-square-foot underground facility merely as a 'little shelter' or 'basement' intended for hurricane protection. He emphasized that the expansive property, spanning approximately 1,400 acres, primarily serves agricultural purposes, with ambitions to produce the 'highest quality beef in the world' through a vertical integration plan that includes growing macadamia nuts and brewing beer for the cattle's diet. Despite luxury features like two mansions, a gym, and 11 treehouses, Zuckerberg's comments reflect a desire to downplay the controversial aspects of his estate, which has faced scrutiny from local communities. While the bunker has raised eyebrows due to its security measures and concrete-filled door, Zuckerberg reiterated that it has been exaggerated in media narratives. His focus remains on ranching and agricultural innovation rather than apocalyptic preparations.