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Google is launching 23 AR insects on Google Search

If you remember collecting insects as a child, then you will enjoy playing with these AR insects in your home or on the move.

To see one of the AR insects, users can search for the name of the insect, e.g. “Hercules beetle”, on their smartphone.

Users can freely zoom in and out on the AR insect to better understand details of the insect’s form, detail, and movements.

On Android devices, you can also hear insect sounds. Users can use the feature to see the animals in 3D, as well as being able to capture the insects in photos and videos.

The 23 insects

Google launches 23  AR insects on Google Search

The number of insects available to view is vast. They include:

Rhinoceros beetle, Hercules beetle, Atlas beetle, Stag beetle, Giant stag, Miyama stag beetle, Shining ball scarab beetle, Jewel beetle, Ladybug, Firefly, Rosalia batesi, Swallowtail butterfly, Morpho, Atlas moth, Mantis, Grasshopper, Dragonfly, Hornet, Robust cicada, Brown cicada, Periodical cicadas, Walker’s cicada, Evening cicada.

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