On the special occasion of World Earth Day, Google created a doodle, gave the sweetest message ever
On the special occasion of World Earth Day, Google created a doodle, gave the sweetest message ever
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Google updates its special doodle on every special occasion and also works to give a special message through this doodle. Today, on the occasion of World Earth Day, Google has also made a special doodle, and said how the form of the earth is changing.

What's special in this Google doodle: The doodle has a special identity of animations from four locations. This animation is also designed to show how climate change has affected the earth. Animation has pictures of different years.

Using real-time-lapse imagery from Google Earth Timelapse and other sources, the doodle explains the impact of climate change in four different locations around our planet. These scenes are going to stay up all day to watch, each of which remains on the homepage for several hours at a time," the search engine giant said.

The animation contains 4 images of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Cermrukin Greenland, the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the Harz Forest in Eland, Germany. These animations will change after every hour.

This day was first celebrated on Earth Day: Let us know that the year 1970 was celebrated for the first time on Earth Day. In 1969, the movement was named As Earth Day (World Earth Day 2022 theme) by  Julian Konig to protect the environment and the day is celebrated on April 22. The theme for this year's World Earth Day 2022 is 'Invest in our planet'. This theme is encouraging us to invest in this planet by uniting to protect our health, our families, and our livelihoods because a greener future is a prosperous future. In 2021, the 51st Earth Day was celebrated on the theme of 'Restore Our Earth'.

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