Google Street View has allowed users to explore cities from street level, investigate inside famous landmarks, and venture to remote places they might not otherwise have access to. Now, users can get a rare look inside some of the world's oceans.
A new partnership between Google and The Catlin Seaview Survey has resulted in panoramic photos of six coral reefs from Google Maps using Street View, Mashable reports.
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This video gives you a sample of what you'll be able to see for yourself:
"We're adding the very first underwater panoramic images to Google Maps, the next step in our quest to provide people with the most comprehensive accurate and usable map of the world," Google announced on its blog. "Now, anyone can become the next virtual Jacques Cousteau and dive with sea turtles, fish and manta rays."
Check out their full collection of panoramic images at maps.google.com/oceans.
Google's partner, The Catlin
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