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Google answers your most pressing question: Which animal are you?
You asked, Google answered.
Whooping cranes being raised in captivity before being transferred to Louisiana are seen at the US Geological Survey's Patuxent Wildlife Research Center on Nov. 19, 2013 in Laurel, Md.AFP/Getty Images
By
Yasmin Aslam
Google has done it again. As with other holidays and special events, the web giant has changed up their classic logo to celebrate Earth Day.
Clicking the link opens up a special Earth Day quiz that aims to answer the age-old question, “Which animal am I?” But the quiz — and the celebrity cameos — are more than just fun and games.
— JaneGoodallInstitute (@JaneGoodallInst) April 22, 2015
“Once you’ve gotten to know your deepest self, we hope you’re also inspired to help make a real difference this Earth Day,” the Google Doodle crew says on its Earth Day 2015 page, which encourages donations to “animal-loving organizations” by matching pledges up to $20,000 for the month of April.
Since 2012, there’s been a growing trend of people searching Google for the query, “what’s my spirit animal?” So it’s only appropriate that the technology company has finally created its own tool to answer this most pressing question — and raise some Earth Day awareness along the way.
— JaneGoodallInstitute (@JaneGoodallInst) April 22, 2015
