On Earth Day, Google Tells You Which Animal You Are

Over the last year or so, we've been inundated with online quizzes. Most days, our Facebook timelines are filled with friends sharing everything from which 'Friends' character they are to the kind of partner they should find.

Today, the Internet is crushing on a new quiz: 'Which Animal Are you?'

Google is celebrating Earth Day through an interactive doodle that turns into a quiz. So, the search engine is trying to help you find out which animal you most closely resemble.

Let's take you through it, step by step:

In the first question, Google asks you what you usually do on a Friday night.



You are probably wondering what the difference between staying 'alone in my burrow' and 'rarely seen out' is. Well, we don't know either.

It then asks you if you're going to fight your best friend if she wears the same outfit to a party, or just go and change your outfit completely because you're too embarrassed.



We aren't sure how this question helps determine your animal avatar but, as they say, 'Google knows everything.' So you move to the next one.

The third question asks you to pick your favourite snack.



Now we know where this may be going.

In the next step, Google has a question about your partner.



At this point of time, you want to ask if there is really a way to check someone for a 'complex system of glands' without invasive surgery.

Just before Google decides your animal avatar, it asks you to pick a hobby.



So if you don't like lifting weights or hitting the pool, you are left with two choices: work around the house, or none of the above.

And bingo, you have your answer.



You could be a red-capped manakin, a giant squid, a honey badger, mantis shrimp or even coral.

It also gives you a brief description of your characteristics. For example, if you are coral, Google says, "your hidden beauty attracts many suitors." If you're a honey badger, "your true friends know that they can always call on you to scare away lions or fight a king cobra."

For obvious reasons, this is one of Google's most fun doodles so far.