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Uploaded by on Apr 3, 2008

Very few people got to see the 2008 Google Earth April Fools Joke. Google Earth Blog (http://gearthblog.com) captured it for posterity. When you zoomed out, the earth turned into Pangea (the merging of the contintents 100s of millions of years ago).

Read more about it at: http://tinyurl.com/26o66j

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  • They should of put pictures of dinosaurs all over the earth when you clicked an address haha

  • Those people at google are genius

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  • great video thanks

  • I like pie :3 and pangea

  • @predvcecerom whell, it is the earths ass...

  • Can't find the music anywhere on youtube, so how is it called and who made it, or did you make it yourself.

  • they should keep this as an option

  • 0:37 looks bad ass

  • @Kitchinsink3 I blame television.

  • Pangea? **checks online dictionary** ooooohhhhhh....

  • @idotidot2

    About 250 million years ago. And dinosaurs became extinct around 65 million years ago, so I think it's safe to assume no kangaroos were jumping around. But hey, close.

  • @Kitchinsink3 (im only 14) Pangea is when all of the continents were combined over like 100 million years ago and some people says that is how the kangaroos are in Australia and etc. etc. etc.

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