This new Google search feature is also triggered when someone queries the search engine as to what sound a specific animal makes. For example, searching for “What does a cat say?” or “cat sound” is bound to do the trick.
According to reports and tests, the search engine currently hosts a total of 19 animal sounds, and these are the sounds of the following animals: zebra, ape, cat, lion, moose, owl, pig, cow, duck, elephant, horse, raccoon, bowhead whale, humpback whale, wolf, rooster, sheep, tiger and turkey. Google did not make a big deal out of this new feature – something that is not completely unheard of, especially with some of the smaller improvements and features that Google rolls out. However, Google did publish a post dedicated to this new feature and its specifics on the Google Austria blog, which can be found here. Although this new feature is not something that is likely to break the internet, it is certainly a tool that will make it much easier for parents to educate their kids in the sounds that some of the most common animals that live among us make.
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