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Did You Know You Can Go For A Swim In Google Earth?

I, for one, am a fan of taking a swim from the comfort of my couch. She shows us how to explore Hawaii’s underwater islands at 6:44 and gives us hope for the oceans at 14:09.

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Alana Karsch

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