As you might already know, Google Earth is not just a cool tool--it can manage three-dimensional Geospatial data via Keyhole Markup Language (KML). Here at Animal Tracks we are experimenting with Google Earth KMLs as a way of visualizing the various animal data and photos we receive to show how they relate to their environment.

When you click on one of the links below, you can download and save the tour to your computer.
Then, just open the file in Google Earth Pro to see the tour.

		This tour, featured on the homepage will take you along the west coast of Maui. You will see bottle-nosed dolphins, humpback whale flukes, green turtles, white tipped reef sharks, Hawaiian monk seals, and a few surprises.
		Maui: West Maui Tour
		This tour will show you a gallery of images along the west coast of Maui. You will see humpback whales, green turtles, bottlenosed dolphins, pillow starfish, Hawaiian monk seals and more... enjoy the ride!.
		Maui: West Maui Short Tour
		Mala Pier is located in Lahaina, Maui. Since its collapse in 1992, the pillars and submerged platformed have promoted new coral growth, make a home for many life forms. You will see green turtles, bottle-nosed dolphins, white-tipped reef sharks, frogfish, box fish, and others.
		Maui: Mala Pier Gallery
		Humpback whales travel over 20,000 miles each year, migrating to tropical waters from November through May for breeding and giving birth. This tour will show you images of humpback mothers and calves, flukes and behaviors like breeching and diving...
		Maui: Au`au Humpback Whale Tour
		Bonaire is ranked as one of the top diving spots in the world. As a protected marine area, divers are instructed to take only pictures, and leave only bubbles. These images were taken in Bonaire around Bari Reef. You will see a variety of fish, corals, sponges and unique creatures.
		Bonaire: Bari Reef Tour
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