Leap Day 2024: Google specially congratulated Leap Day by making a doodle, a frog splashing in water.

Posted on 29th Feb 2024 12:42 pm by rohit kumar

On every special occasion, Google congratulates its users through doodles. Today i.e. 29th February is also a very special day.

 

This day of this year is special as Leap Day. On this occasion, Google congratulated its users across the world by saying Happy Leap Day 2024.

 

what is a leap day

Not only this, Google has also given information to its users about Leap Day 2024.

 

Google writes today is a special day. It is special because this day has come in four years. The day that comes every four years is called leap day. The first leap day of 2024 came in 2020.

 

While giving information about Leap Day, Google has said that Leap Day comes once every four years, so that our calendar remains in sync with the Sun and the Earth.

 

This is the bonus day of February, so congratulations to all of you on Leap Day.

 

Frog splashing in water

Google has revealed a frog for this year's Leap Day. This frog is seen splashing in the water. The leaf on which the frog is splashing is tagged with the number 29.

 

On the other hand, the card on the right side of this card shows the number 28, while the card on the left side shows the number 1.

 

How were the previous doodles of Leap Day?

Google has been celebrating Leap Day through a doodle every four years. Google first congratulated Leap Day through a doodle in the year 2016.

 

Every year, Leap Day doodles appear with different creativity. If you want to see the doodles of the previous leap day, then you can click on the doodles visible on Google search.

 

After clicking on the doodle and scrolling, you will have to click on Where This Doodle Appeared.

Now you can check the Google Doodles of all the previous leap days here.

 

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