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View all search resultsGoogle Doodle celebrates Bunaken National Park’s anniversary
Displaying various animals, including a turtle and an angelfish, the doodle illustrates the underwater richness of Bunaken National Park.
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Google creates a doodle to commemorate Bunaken National Park's anniversary. (Google via kompas.com/File)
Google Indonesia celebrated the 27th anniversary of Bunaken National Park in North Sulawesi in its doodle on Tuesday.
Displaying various animals, including a turtle and an angelfish, the doodle illustrates the underwater richness of the national park.
Bunaken National Park is home to hawksbill turtles, clownfish, angelfish and other marine species.
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On Google Doodle’s page, the search engine explained, as quoted by kompas.com, that in 1991 the government set aside five islands and surrounding waters, providing protection to the 58 different types of coral and over 90 species located in the 280-square-mile marine park.
In addition to the sea creatures, Google also mentioned that up to 20,000 people in the area rely on fishing for at least part of their daily nutrition.
Google added that illegal fishing is still happening and the park's corals are vulnerable to climate change. However, it did not stop the government from proposing the park to be on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites, providing additional protections to it. (jes/kes)
