Saturday, January 31, 2015
Google Maps Announced Underwater Street View
Google Announced addition of Underwater Street View in Google Maps.
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Created in September 2012, the 360-degree, panoramic photographs produced by the Catlin Seaview Survey will allow scientists to monitor the health of coral reefs around the world and offer policy makers and the general public a closer look at a critical part of the environment.
The newly added photographs feature locations including Isla Mujeres and Cancun in the southeastern region of Mexico. In Google Maps announcement, the team posted photographs of a whale shark swimming near Isla Contoy, north of Cancun, and a sunken car hosting sea life thats part of an underwater museum in Isla Mujeres.
The new photographs of Mexicos underwater world join many others around the world as a part of the Street View Oceans section of Google Maps Views. Street View Oceans already showcases coral reefs in Bermuda, the San Francisco shoreline, sea lions playing in the Galapagos sea, turtles swimming in the Great Barrier Reef and many other stunning ocean views.
Source : Mashable
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