Wacky Images of Earth as Seen on Google
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It's a mad, mad world we live in as these stunning pictures of Earth from the edges of space starkly reveal.
From all four corners of the globe, the latest images from Google Earth show the weird and wacky planet.
There's a giant 200ft long pink bunny nicknamed 'Hare' built by a group of artists from Vienna - for no particular reason - in Prata Nevoso, Italy.
What looks like fighter jet is pictured in a residential car park in Paris while a giant Coca-Cola logo is etched on a hillside with 70,000 Coke bottles in Arica and Parinacota, Chile.
An image of KFC's Colonel Saunders is captured in Rachel, Nevada, and a huge ship lies floating on its side after a maritime accident in the waters in Basrah, Iraq.
One picture highlights a geographical marvel named The Badlands Guardian, which bears an incredible resemblance to a human head wearing a native American headdress with funky ipod earphones in Alberta, Canada.
From the giant Ford logo found on top of one of the company's buildings in Detroit, Michigan, to the image of African elephants on the move in Chad, Africa, the life of the planet is captured by Google Earth.
From all four corners of the globe, the latest images from Google Earth show the weird and wacky planet.
There's a giant 200ft long pink bunny nicknamed 'Hare' built by a group of artists from Vienna - for no particular reason - in Prata Nevoso, Italy.
What looks like fighter jet is pictured in a residential car park in Paris while a giant Coca-Cola logo is etched on a hillside with 70,000 Coke bottles in Arica and Parinacota, Chile.
An image of KFC's Colonel Saunders is captured in Rachel, Nevada, and a huge ship lies floating on its side after a maritime accident in the waters in Basrah, Iraq.
One picture highlights a geographical marvel named The Badlands Guardian, which bears an incredible resemblance to a human head wearing a native American headdress with funky ipod earphones in Alberta, Canada.
From the giant Ford logo found on top of one of the company's buildings in Detroit, Michigan, to the image of African elephants on the move in Chad, Africa, the life of the planet is captured by Google Earth.
