World Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22. Google has created a special doodle to celebrate this special occasion. In this Google Doodle, you have been shown some of the lost loops of the earth, which are sparkles like Wandering Albatross, Coastal Redwood, Paedophryne Amanuensis, Amazon Water Lily, Coelacanth, Deep Cave Springtail. These specs are shown with a slide in Google Doodle. As you tap or click on the down drop down, you get information about a new spaceship.
History of World Earth Day:
Talking about the history of World Earth Day, World Earth Day is celebrated on April 22 every year. World Earth Day was first celebrated in the 1970s. In 1970, the oil used in the US Coast of California, 30 million gallons of gasoline or vessels, was spread, leaving thousands of sea creatures, dolphins and sea lions dead. Since then, World Earth Day is celebrated every year to save the Earth. The main objective of World Earth Day 2019 is to spread awareness among the people to protect the Earth and the environment. Especially at this time, World Earth Day 2019 is being celebrated to save the environment and soil by controlling the rising global warming and pollution.
Special Google Doodle Slides:
The Google Doodle created on this occasion has fun information about these specimens in addition to the slideshow. In the first slide of this doodle, information about Wandering Albatross wide-wing living bird is available. In the next slide, you get information about Coastal Redwood, which is the tallest tree in the world at the moment. Its height is as much as 75 people making one above one. In the next slide, you get information about Paedophryne Amanuensis, which is the world's smallest frog. At the same time, you get information about Amazon Water Lily in the next slide. You may be surprised to know that you can sit on this water lily. In the next slide, you get information about the oldest spicy coelacanth. The coelacanth is a living organism on Earth for 407 million years. In the last slide, you get information about Deep Cave Springtail, which is the creature living in the deepest caves.
