New Google Search feature can teach kids learn animal sounds

A field appears on top of search results when you search for animals, which has an audio sample of what they sound like

A field appears on top of search results when you search for animals, which has an audio sample of what they sound like (PixaBay)

Internet giant Google has released a new feature, Google Search, that will enable parents to teach children about different noises that animals make.

A quick search for "animal noises" on Google returns illustrations of animals, their names and a sample of what sound do they make, according to Mashable.

Alternatively, you can also search for something like, "What does the dog say", to bring up a specific animal sound result, the report added.

A field appears on top of search results when you search for animals, which has an audio sample of what they sound like (Google)

A field appears on top of search results when you search for animals, which has an audio sample of what they sound like (Google)

Google has included 19 animal sounds in its list, including zebra, ape, cat, lion, moose, owl, pig, cow, duck, elephant, horse, raccoon, bowhead whale, humpback whale, wolf, rooster, sheep, tiger and a turkey.