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Google changed its logo to a doodle celebrating the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games today, Tuesday, September 3. The illustration, which replaces the colored letters of the search engine, seeks to celebrate the athletes of these disciplines and encourage people to be aware of sports what is at stake and how each country is doing so that they can encourage their athletes. On this occasion, the search engine commemorated wheelchair tennis.
The competition, which runs until September 8, brings together 22 sports in 18 different venues and is one of the sporting events bigger. There they compete people with disabilities and, for Argentina, there will be 70 participants who will compete in 14 disciplines, making up the second largest representation in the country’s history.
He doodle from Google It aims to celebrate or commemorate events, achievements or people who have marked a before and after in the world. Although the Internet server usually changes its logo on the main page for a day, there are occasions, such as with the Olympic Games 2024in which a topic was maintained for more days.
On this occasion, upon entering google.com can be viewed in the search engine a curious scene in which there are two birds in wheelchairwith kitchen utensils as rackets on the wings. It is about a doodle with movement In this game, the two birds are playing tennis. Each of them is on a different surface, as if they were playing in a Parisian square or in the garden of a palace: one is rolling in the inner streets of the park and the other on the grass. Around them is a crowd of birds watching the game come and go. At one point, the ball crosses over and hits the head of a small bird that is sitting on a flowerpot.
Below this scene you can read the Google letters in gold color, in reference to the gold medals awarded in the competition, and with feathers around it, in the same shade.
By clicking on the doodlethis leads directly to the paralympic tennis results. In this way, it encourages people to watch this sport. In addition, it is possible to find out which countries win medals and who the most outstanding athletes are.
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