First, there's this perplexing situation. The object on the left looks like a truck, but what's on the right appears to be a UFO. What exactly is going on here?

Did Google Earth capture a crime in progress? It's hard to say for sure, but whatever is going on down there isn't good.

Then there's the pesky issue of this lake. Sadr City in Iraq has a blood-red lake that no one can explain. It looks like a building, but nope. You could go swimming in there.

And here, Google Earth caught a screenshot of something awful. Apparently. this is a still of footage of a woman being kidnapped.

Google Earth isn't just for land, either. This strange image was in 2016 near Deception Island in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica. Scientists don't know what it is, but they think it could be what caused a mysterious sound they heard in the ocean last year.

Sometimes, Google Earth manages to capture some romance. This is an image of marriage proposal seen on the top of a roof via Google Maps.

This image is pretty strange, too. This natural landform in Alberta, Canada looks amazingly like a Native American wearing a classic headdress, but he also looks like he's wearing ear buds. Maybe they had iPods back in the when?

This landform is pretty spooky. The land seems to have naturally formed into the shape of a man riding a horse, and we have no idea how.

There's also the matter of this lake. It's man-made and shows the outline of a person. It's just outside of Sao Paolo, Brazil.

The Google cameras also caught this strange collection of rocks/ This is a strange pointing-style arrow created by arranging piles of stones near Sebago Lake in Cumberland County, Maine.

Have you ever seen the guitar-shaped mansion? This is a stunning huge estate into the shape of a gigantic guitar when viewed in Google Earth in Alabama.

We're definitely not cool with this one. An image of the Devil that can be seen clearly when viewed in Google Earth. Incidentally, the area is Atlanta, Georgia, one of America's most religious cities.

Hungary got the face of Jesus himself. Here are some words from the land owners: "There is no doubt in our minds that this is clearly an image of Son of God Himself, so we’ll be listing this field on ebay just as soon as we obtain the deeds. In the meantime we’ll be selling copies of this image for £1,000 each. "

A Google cam caught this odd occurrence. It's a strange formation over a town in Italy, and we're wondering what could have possibly caused it.

And what this rather plane was doing among the trees in Brooklyn is anyone’s guess. Emergency landing, anyone?

Nothing gets weirder than an aerial shot of a giant bunny in a field. Its a regular field in Piedmont, Italy -- except it contains a 200-foot-long pink knitted rabbit.

Then there's this weird spider car situation. Someone in Westenbergstraat, Netherlands never learned how to properly park.

This Google cam snap caught something strange. No big deal, just a naked man climbing into the boot of a Mercedes in Mannheim, Germany. Perfectly reasonable.

Then there's this guy. A man with a horse head was caught by a Google Streetview car Horseboy, as he is now known, became an internet sensation after he was spotted by someone searching for an optician on Streetview.

Could this be real? In other words, is this a sea monster?

They also got this potential missile test on camera. This Google Earth image taken over Utah has been the discussion of much debate. Some say it’s a missile, others say it’s just a jet passing through. What do you think?

Some people are concerned about this image. Is this a UFO in Hackettstown, New Jersey -- or just a harmless lens flare from the camera? Spooky either way.

Then there's the matter of this crop circle. Conspiracy theorists think they're made by UFOs touching down -- could this be a crop circle in the Nevada desert?

These rectangles, up to a mile long, can be seen from space near the Gansu province and Xinjiang, China. We're not sure what's up, but someone should definitely check it out.

And finally, could this be a dead body? For a time, people thought it was. However, apparently it was a little girl named Azura Beebeejaun, playing dead to trick her friends after she fell over. One of the Google camera world's few solved mysteries.