Google portrays five major biomes of the earth through its doodle on the 46th Earth Day celebration.
Highlights
- 5 biomes on display- Tundra, forest, grasslands, desert and coral reefs
- More than 150 countries will officially sign the Paris Climate Agreement
- April 22 celebrated as Earth Day globally in more than 193 countries
Today, leaders from more than 150 countries will be officially signing the Paris Climate Agreement, adopted by over 190 countries in December last year. The signing ceremony will mark the first step towards sustaining our planet.
On the 46th Earth Day, showcasing the beauty of our Planet, doodle artist Sophie Diao has sketched out major biomes of Earth, and has portrayed them very attractively on the Google home page.
Sophie Diao chose to highlight Earth's five major biomes: the tundra, forest, grasslands, desert, and coral reefs. These five biomes inspired doodles can be seen in gaps of 15 minutes or by either refreshing the page.
Each illustration has an animal confortable in the vicinity of its habitat. Let's have a look at the various doodles outlined by Ms Diao.
Aquatic/Ocean, Coral Reef and Octopus.
Since 1970, April 22 is celebrated as the Earth Day. It is coordinated by the Earth Day Network, and is celebrated in more than 193 countries.
"Earth Day is the largest, most recognisable face of the environmental movement," said Kathleen Rogers, president of the Earth Day Network.