Would you like to know more about other Google Easter eggs?
Originally launched by Google for Chinese users on , the feature was designed to show how functional web pages could be playful and fresh. While Google eventually retired the official version, the experience lives on through dedicated mirror sites like elgooG. What is Google Underwater (Agua)?
You're referring to the Google Gravity trick!
Agua is the ultimate lesson in lowliness. It seeks the lowest place. It accepts being stepped over, poured out, or evaporated. And yet, nothing is more powerful. No force of control—not even a search engine’s—can hold back the tide.
Another popular variation of this trick is to type "google agua" into the search bar and click on the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button. This will take you to a similar page, but with a watery twist. The objects on the page will behave like they're underwater, with some of them even floating or moving as if they're being manipulated by water currents.
Would you like to know more about other Google Easter eggs?
Originally launched by Google for Chinese users on , the feature was designed to show how functional web pages could be playful and fresh. While Google eventually retired the official version, the experience lives on through dedicated mirror sites like elgooG. What is Google Underwater (Agua)? google gravity agua
You're referring to the Google Gravity trick! Would you like to know more about other Google Easter eggs
Agua is the ultimate lesson in lowliness. It seeks the lowest place. It accepts being stepped over, poured out, or evaporated. And yet, nothing is more powerful. No force of control—not even a search engine’s—can hold back the tide. What is Google Underwater (Agua)
Another popular variation of this trick is to type "google agua" into the search bar and click on the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button. This will take you to a similar page, but with a watery twist. The objects on the page will behave like they're underwater, with some of them even floating or moving as if they're being manipulated by water currents.