Explore Six of the Ocean’s Incredible Coral Reefs with Google Maps

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Are you ready to view some gorgeous underwater photography and explore our ocean’s coral reefs from the comfort of your desktop? Then you will definitely enjoy this wonderful collection of underwater ‘street view level’ coral reef images from Google Maps.

Once you get started you can easily lose yourself in the tranquillity and beauty of these oceanic kingdoms.

Here is a quick peek at the collection that is available for your viewing pleasure…

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