Google is adding 27 new 3D animals to its AR search results

Google Search 3D Animals Source: Joe Maring / Android Central

What you need to know

Google will soon expand its collection of 3D animals.
The next batch will include 27 new animals, including 12 new dog breeds
In addition to all the real creatures, Google will also be adding the Unicorn to its collection.

Google expanded its collection of AR animals and objects last month by adding several prehistoric animals and unusual cultural artifacts to its Arts & Culture app. According to the folks at 9to5Google, Google will soon add 27 more animals to its collection, which will all be available in Google Search.

The next batch of AR animals that will be added to Google Search includes 12 new breeds of dogs, including Bulldog, Chihuahua, Doberman, German Shepherd, Pitbull, Siberian Husky, and Welsh Corgi. You will also be able to view three new breeds of cats in augmented reality, along with wild animals like Giraffe, Hippo, and Zebra.

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Source: 9to5Google

Perhaps the most interesting new addition is the Unicorn, which is only the second mythological animal to be added to Google's 3D animal collection. The Easter Bunny was briefly made available by Google in April this year.

Here's the full list of animals that will soon be added to Google's collection of 3D results in AR:

Akita
Beagle
Border Collie
Bulldog
Cane Corso
Coyote
Dachschund
Doberman
Donkey
Fennec fox
German Shepherd
Giraffe
Hamster
Hippo
Kitten
Milk Cow
Ox
Pig
Pitbull
Ragdoll
Red Panda
Siberian Husky
Sphynx
Unicorn
Welsh Corgi
Zebra

Unfortunately, however, there is no word on when these new 3D animals will be available to view on Google Search.

Google 3D animals & AR objects: Full list & gallery

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