We tried to focus on having a good range of organisms from around the globe that all had an extra special unique quality or earthly superlative. Q: How did you choose which species to feature?Ī: This was the most difficult part of the process! The last thing I wanted to do was feature animals based on their cuteness or how they might appeal in some way to my mammalian sensibilities. If you pick just one day a year to remember that we're all of this earth as much as a worm, mountain, or tree, Earth Day can be that day. Q: What does Earth Day mean to you personally?Ī: It's very easy for us humans to think of ourselves as something apart or separate from nature. Below, he shares some thoughts on Earth Day and the inspiration for his Doodle: Today’s Doodle was created by Doodler Kevin Laughlin.
Holds the world record for smallest frog, and smallest vertebrateĪt 407-million-years old, it’s one of the world’s oldest living speciesĪmong the deepest-dwelling terrestrial creatures Get a sneak peek of our featured creatures below: Specifically, the interactive slideshow Doodle explores six organisms across elevations-along with their earthly superlative!
This year's annual Earth Day Doodle takes us around the planet we call home to discover some of the awe-inspiring organisms which inhabit it.
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