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While it moves, the edges of the tectonic plates move towards each other, away from each other, or slide against each other. When this happens, pressure builds up far below the Earth's surface, causing the ground to rumble and shake, an earthquake.

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Earthquakes are the shaking or rolling of Еarth's surface, caused by the release of tension built up in its constantly moving crust. Some can be big enough to flatten entire cities, while others are so small that they pass by unnoticed.

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Take a tour along the river and to the rainforest.

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Life in the deep ocean - Google Arts & Culture

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Right up to the 19th century it was believed that nothing could survive below 650 feet. Chance capturing of deep sea animals ignited imagination and deep sea exploration began in earnest in the late 1800s.

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Exploring the Desert - Google Arts & Culture

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Go on an expedition into the Western Sahara desert to discover the wildlife that lives there.

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A Journey Along The Great Barrier Reef - Google Arts & Culture

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Join us on an underwater journey along the largest living structure on the planet and one of the natural wonders of the world - Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Learn about this awe-inspiring coral reef environment and meet its fascinating marine creatures.

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Rewild The World - Google Arts & Culture

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Meet four threatened wildlife species in their natural habitat, and help heal their environment.

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Insect Inspection: A Closer Look at Life's Colors

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Insect Inspection: A Closer Look at Life's Colors

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Insect Inspection: A Closer Look at Life's Colors - Google Arts & Culture

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Zoom into a wing, shell, or limb to find intricate colors and patterns-insects both big and small bring plenty of surprises.

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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The Invisible Forest - Google Arts & Culture

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Kelp: one of the most magical ecosystems isn't on land

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Polarstern's mission to uncover the mysteries of our oceans
Since 1982, international teams of scientists on the Polarstern have been investigating the atmosphere, sea ice, and ocean, and the seabed in the polar regions.

Looking for the hot vents and cold seeps in the Antarctic waters at a depth of over 3,000 meters.

The interactive data visualisation, created by artist Cristina Tarquini for Google Arts & Culture in collaboration with United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, explores the impact of rising temperatures and CO2 levels on marine life.

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Polarstern's mission to uncover the mysteries of our oceans Since 1982, international teams of scientists on the Polarstern have been investigating the atmosphere, sea ice, and ocean, and the seabed in the polar regions. Looking for the hot vents and cold seeps in the Antarctic waters at a depth of over 3,000 meters.

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9 Ways To (Virtually) Explore The Ocean - Google Arts & Culture

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Celebrate World Ocean Day and discover how technology can help us exploring saltwaters

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Blue Whale Project - Royal Ontario Museum - Google Arts & Culture

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In April 2014, nine adult Blue Whales had been discovered dead, entombed in ice off the western coast of Newfoundland. These whales represent as much as fo...

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Surviving Australia - Australian Museum - Google Arts & Culture

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Giant Short-faced Kangaroo, *Procoptodon goliah* The Giant Short-faced Kangaroo was the largest known kangaroo ever to have lived. Some say they were wel...

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The Zebra's Stripes - Museum für Naturkunde Berlin - Google Arts & Culture

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Are zebra stripes just a random creation of nature? If not: What is their function? Which evolutionary advantage do they confer?

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Polarstern's mission to uncover the mysteries of our oceans
Since 1982, international teams of scientists on the Polarstern have been investigating the atmosphere, sea ice, and ocean, and the seabed in the polar regions.

Looking for the hot vents and cold seeps in the Antarctic waters at a depth of over 3,000 meters.

The interactive data visualisation, created by artist Cristina Tarquini for Google Arts & Culture in collaboration with United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, explores the impact of rising temperatures and CO2 levels on marine life.

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Polarstern's mission to uncover the mysteries of our oceans Since 1982, international teams of scientists on the Polarstern have been investigating the atmosphere, sea ice, and ocean, and the seabed in the polar regions. Looking for the hot vents and cold seeps in the Antarctic waters at a depth of over 3,000 meters.