Buried under the floods: What Google Earth actually reveals here is causing incredulous shakes of the head on the web.
- The Google Earth Finder presents the most bizarre discoveries on earth.
- Lastly, a post went from the ocean floor around the world.
- The users can hardly believe what they discover in the picture.
Incredible what appears when an underwater camera dives into the sea . The Instagram page of the " Google Earth Finder " now proves that there is a lot to be found in the depths of the sea that really doesn't belong there at first glance, with a post that will surely leave one or the other with his mouth open should have.
Google Earth Finder posts incredible picture on the ocean floor
"Everyone ready for World War III?" Is the laughing emoji comment on a particularly curious post, as can be found on the Instagram account " Google Earth Finder ". There, users are always amused with the most curious finds from Google Earth , but this time it seems they are almost speechless.
"Heiliger Sch ***!", The particularly surprised followers only bring out, while others are already voicing their first fears: "Just don't let them come up with stupid ideas." The users still find the tank snapshot somehow "cool" - and indeed so cool that interest in the find doesn't seem to cool off at first.
Check out this post on Instagram
Y'all ready for WW3?
A post shared by Google Earth Finder (@googlearthfinder) on Jan 12, 2020 at 9:28 am PST
Google Earth Finder: User attempts to explain the strange find
For example, some fans are already asking for the exact coordinates of the sensational location; at the moment, however, they can only speculate where it might actually be.
"Most likely in the sea near Normandy in France", some suspect, since several tankers and other military equipment should have been buried there by the D-Day. Whether this can really explain the curious Google Earth find is still open.
Likewise, it is still unclear what is behind another incredible Google Earth discovery in the ocean. Just as puzzling is the discovery of Britain recently made by a man on Google Earth.
Another curious discovery on Google Maps: strange things are happening off the Japanese coast
