10 Internet Easter Eggs to Hunt for This Sunday (Infographic) There are some hidden gems in the rabbit hole that is the Internet.

By Carly Okyle

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Easter eggs aren't just the colorful objects people hide on the spring holiday, they're also the term for unexpected references or fun surprises purposefully included, but hidden, in something else.

Did you know, for example, that if you type "do a barrel roll" into the Google search bar, the screen will rotate in a circle (as though the site itself did the aerial maneuver)? That's just one of the hidden gems that digital commerce firm SUMO Heavy has included in a fun little infographic, which can be found below. It will show you how to make Youtube use the force, to discover Apple's hidden homage to an '80s pop star and more.

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Carly Okyle

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Carly Okyle is an assistant editor for contributed content at Entrepreneur.com.

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