Google Maps viewers have spotted a “flying Rabbit” on its software but there’s a tragic explanation behind it. A video, taken in Biała Droga, Olszowice, Poland, captured a rabbit moments away from hopping across the road. The user then moves the cursor forward to reveal the creature metres in the air, mid-leap.

Northern Italy

This Creepy 200-Foot Stuffed Rabbit Is Decaying Atop an Italian Mountain. Over a period of five years, the group knitted a gigantic, pink, woolen rabbit named “Hase” (Hare)—200 feet long, 20 feet high—and, in 2005, plopped it on top of a hill in the Piedmont region of Italy. Why?

Google Street View See a sampling of the planet’s eight million species of wildlife, from ancient tortoises of the Galápagos to monkeys that bathe in the hot springs of Japan.

The world’s most famous shipwreck may be the RMS Titanic, but the remains of the luxury steamship are visible only to people in deep-sea submersibles and those watching feeds from remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). But countless other shipwrecks are much more accessible, so long as you have Google Earth.

This one isn’t so much terrifying as it is bizarre. Geek.com reports that at the coordinates 44 24’46.22,” N, 7 76’88.63″ W, there’s a giant pink bunny on top of a hill in the Piedmont region of Italy. If you were just browsing Google Maps and spotted this, it would indeed seem pretty strange.

25 Places You Should Never Search On Google Earth

• 25 Bogota, Colombia.
• 24 A Dark Spot in Brazil.
• 23 Kazakhstan’s Pentagram.
• 22 Gas Mask in Chernobyl.
• 21 Valley of Dolls, Japan.
• 20 The Stanley Hotel, Colorado, United States.
• 19 Red Water, Sadr City, Iraq.
• 18 Creepy Child Sculpture.

You can find: elephants, hippos, goats, flamingos, seals, and more. Simply open the folder “African animals” and you will see the list of animals, or double click on the photo icons as you zoom across Africa.

Shark View is one of the latest additions to the Voyager feature on Google Earth, put together over the last four years in collaboration with the Ocean Agency. Shark View can be viewed on Google Earth’s Voyager section through the Google Chrome web browser or Android app.

19 Places On The Planet Google Earth Is Hiding From You

• Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany. Image Source.
• HAARP site, Gakona, Alaska. Image Source.
• Babylon, Iraq.
• House of Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller, Russia.
• Keowee Dam, South Carolina.
• Volkel Air Base, The Netherlands.
• Baker Lake, Nunavut.
• Szazhalombatta Oil Refinery, Hungary.

Google Earth uses satellite images taken from satellites in space to build a map of Earth from said images. This is why sometimes the images are blurry and a bit hard to see. However, there are some areas on Google Maps that are harder to see than others. These areas are censored for whatever reason.