Google has added two new underwater locations around Mexico to its Street View scenes.
The company is working in collaboration with the Catlin Seaview Project, which aims to document the world's declining coral reefs using high-definition underwater photography. The new undersea images from around Isla Mujeres and Cancun in Mexico reveal a whale shark swimming near Isla Contoy and a sunken car teeming with life that is part of an underwater museum at Isla Mujeres.
Google Street View already offers under-the-sea glimpses of pristine coral reefs off Bermuda, playful sea lions and massive schools of fish at the Galapagos Islands.
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