Early
this year, the Google Earth service has received a number of new features, such as browser search support, three-dimensional (3D) maps,
up to Knowledge Cards to display user-requested information.
Now, Google again provide the service with live video feature. Interestingly, through this feature, users can watch real-time (real-time) natural wonders (natural wonders).
Not only that, users also enjoy an interactive tour guide whenever you see interesting places that support live feeds.
For the initial stage, as quoted from The Next Web, new users can see a location, the Katmai National park in Alaska, United States.
Not only that, users also enjoy an interactive tour guide whenever you see interesting places that support live feeds.
For the initial stage, as quoted from The Next Web, new users can see a location, the Katmai National park in Alaska, United States.
This
location is amazing because there are brown bears who wake up after
hibernation for half a year to catch salmon at Brooks river.
Meanwhile,
the Google Earth team installed five cameras around Katmai, including
one underwater camera, so users can see firsthand how the bear catches
the salmon.
