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Trending However, at the forefront of the image is a man whose appearance is something unlike anyone around him. In fact, some of the Google Map’s viewers have likened him to a “swamp” monster. Though the man’s face is actually hidden, it is what is on top of his head which has caused a stir. It appears as though the man has great mounds of black and green seaweed growing from his head and tumbling down over his body. Google Maps Street View: The man seems to have placed a lump of seaweed on his head (Image: Google Maps)

In the foreground, a woman appears to be on her telephone, walking along mid-conversation. None of these people are doing anything particularly surprising for a normal day in the city. However, it is a man at the centre of the scene that is the real oddity. Google Maps Street View: The man is carrying a cat on his head (Image: Google Maps) READ MORE The man appears fairly normal at first. He is dressed in an oversized red t-shirt, a pair of blue jeans and some white trainers on his feet. He also appears to be wearing a backwards baseball cap.

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We have all heard tales of seagulls dive-bombing unsuspecting beachgoers enjoying their fish and chips, however, it seems Google’s cameras have snapped the evidence. This Brighton-based bird looks to have made off with someones beachside supper, flying along John Street in the city centre. The moment was described as a “seagull attack” by WeirdGoogleEarth.com which shared the image. The image has also circulated on Twitter in recent years, with users finding humour in the animal’s move. Google Maps Street View: Another seagull attack saw a huge flock bombarding one area (Image: Google...

In Split, Croatia, some Reddit users were shocked to see a woman with a rather alien growth. One of the women appeared to have three legs, something that led viewers to question whether extraterrestrials really do walk among us. Some more logical viewers have also stepped in though, pointing out the additional limb is more likely to be a photography glitch. The Google camera works by taking multiple images and then stitching them together to create a seamless panoramic shot. However, if anything moves during this process it can end in an untimely glitch, which in this instance meant the appea...