Google 3D: How to view AR tigers, bears, pandas, other animals up close

As the coronavirus scare has kept the children from venturing outside, there is an innovative way in which kids can learn about animals and keep themselves entertained at home.

A new feature has come up which will allow 3D viewing of animals on Google. In order to use the feature, we will need to search the name of the animal on google. Following that, we need to find a little box that says “Meet the (insert animal name) up close.”

The box will appear beneath the image search results and the Wikipedia description of the animal. Following that, we need to click on ‘view in 3D’ button, and then on ‘view in your space’ to see the animal in your surroundings.

However, in order to do this, google will require access to the camera attached to your desktop, laptop, or computer, so that it can insert an animal into the vicinity.

Moreover, the device has to be AR-enabled for the feature to work. For android users, an operating system of Android 7.0 or later versions is needed to install the feature. For iPhone users, an operating system of iOS 11.0 or later is needed.

Here are the animals that can be seen using the feature:

• Lion
• Tiger
• Cheetah
• Shark
• Hedgehog
• Duck
• Emperor penguin
• Wolf
• Angler fish
• Goat
• Rottweiler
• Snakes
• Eagle
• Brown bear
• Alligator
• Horse
• Shetland pony
• Macaw
• Pug
• Turtle
• Cat
• Octopus
• Dog