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Every single year, Google does something on April Fool’s Day which stuns the world for a few seconds but then turns out to be a prank. There’s no stopping them. This is one company which is never afraid to show their humorous side and bring a smile to the face of users across the globe. It all started back in the year 2000 when Google claimed that staring at an animated image on the screen and thinking of the terms you wish to search for would automatically initiate the search process. Since then it’s become an annual tradition for the web giant to prank us all on the 1st of April. They did it last year. 2009’s prank was a panda which claimed to be taking over Google and then conquering the world.

Sadly, the panda died, as the video above will show.

This is the tenth year Google has participated in April Fool’s Day so it’s most likely going to be something big. I’m quite excited to see what’s going to emerge in two days and I hope you share my enthusiasm. If you wish to see a history of all of Google’s hoaxes please click here.

Also, leave comments to tell me what you think Google is going to be doing in 2010.