Honors?
Surely, honours?
Or isn't this theregister.co.UK?
Google has honored British archaeologist and paleoanthropologist Mary Leakey with a home page Doodle, celebrating a woman who spent over 60 years uncovering the remains of modern humans and their close cousins. Mary Leakey Google Doodle Mary Nichol was born on February 6, 1913, and began fossil hunting at the age of 12. In a …
It's interesting that this doodle is featured on Canadian, British, Indian and French (and presumably other nationality) Google websites, but the American one (www.google.com) does not feature it, and remains with the old regular google logo.
Perhaps some of this "prehistoric stuff" - i.e. stuff that is claimed to have occurred before 4004 BC, - is a tad too controversial for Americans?
The French one is still showing it, although since its probably based on IP location, ymmv
https://www.google.fr/ and also the Uk version http://www.google.co.uk/
otherwise search google for the following image
mary_leakeys_100th_birthday-1026006-hp.jpg
I can see the initial G, and the last LE is quite easy.
The dogs obviously have something to do with the middle G, although I can't see it yet.
But the middle OO! I can't tell you how relieved I was when I decided that it must be the glasses, even though that is rather higher on the line of the word than I expected. Following the actual line more closely would put the required OO slightly lower, and on quite a different part of Mary Leakey's anatomy....