If Google is your go-to search engine, you’re probably familiar with the unique displays of digital art that often modify the company’s logo online every so often. They’re called Google Doodles, and the creative illustrations are used to
If Google is your go-to search engine, you’re probably familiar with the unique displays of digital art that often modify the company’s logo online every so often. They’re called Google Doodles, and the creative illustrations are used to « celebrate holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists, pioneers, and scientists. » Today, a pretty special one took over the homepage: a multi-slide Google tribute to Steve Irwin on what would have been the iconic zookeeper and conservationists’ 57th birthday.
You probably know Irwin best as The Crocodile Hunter, also the name of the wildlife documentary TV series that he hosted and starred in from 1997-2004. The world watched along and shared the charismatic Australian animal-lover’s passion for creatures of all kinds for many years, and marveled at how cool the entire Irwin family was.
