The Google Street View photo taking van ran over a deer in Rush, NY while capturing every moment of the encounter on their 360 degree camera system.
The images have since been removed by google.
Hat Tip: Reddit via. The Daily What via. Gizmodo.
Poor fawn it could have grown up into the mythical stag, and then it should be HARVESTED!
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0A deer warning sign means to slow down and be alert. Unfortunately the driver can’t read or understand the meaning of it.
0 0A deer warning sign doesn’t mean your going to see one jumping out of the bush in front of your car. They move fast and jump far. I’d hardly call the driver an idiot because he was unfortunate enough to become a statistic.
0 0Are you kidding me? I’m a Police Officer and while I certainly feel sorry for the Deer, there is NO WAY a driver can avoid hitting one if they run out in front of you, EVEN while being CAUTIOUS and SLOWING down. I’ve actually seen deer run into PARKED cars…cute animals but they aren’t very smart animals. Same with Geese…YOU HAVE WINGS FLY OVER THE ROAD…Why must you walk?
0 0Hahaha WOW! That’s one of the funniest things I’ve seen on the web in awhile. Stumble worthy for sure; people will get a kick outta this!
0 0This is really a bad news.It is a lesson for drivers that you should be alert especially in rural areas that animals may come on your way.
0 0NUGN: the lines don’t match up because the photos are stitched together by the process of making the map.
0 0>>Why does it look like the photos were cloned? The lines don’t match up?<<
Google StreetView uses multiple photos that are stitched together using software to create a single image. Parallax distortion or a mismatch of camera positioning may result in an imperfect image. It’s common to see this in StreetView images.
There are blogs that follow the “interesting” things that these cameras pick up all over the nation.
0 0“Nice deer. Whad’ja git it with.”
“Google truck.”
“Gugletruk? Is that one of those fancy European rifles you have to be a proctologist to afford?”
0 0redmanlaw, LOL!
0 0Idiots kill a dear.
Interesting but what does this have to do with firearms?
0 0Hmm…
Why does it look like the photos were cloned? The lines don’t match up?
0 0Google needs better drivers that can read, you know deer warning signs.
A word of warning. If you drive in rural area, make sure you’re alert because hitting a large animal going fast might kill you.
0 0N.U.G.U.N, it has to do with the way Google prepares the photos so that the Google truck itself does not show up in the Google Street View. You can see similar effects in a lot of the images on Google Maps.
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This is really a bad news.It is a lesson for drivers that you should be alert especially in rural areas that animals may come on your way.
Hahaha WOW! That’s one of the funniest things I’ve seen on the web in awhile. Stumble worthy for sure; people will get a kick outta this!
Are you kidding me? I’m a Police Officer and while I certainly feel sorry for the Deer, there is NO WAY a driver can avoid hitting one if they run out in front of you, EVEN while being CAUTIOUS and SLOWING down. I’ve actually seen deer run into PARKED cars…cute animals but they aren’t very smart animals. Same with Geese…YOU HAVE WINGS FLY OVER THE ROAD…Why must you walk?
A deer warning sign means to slow down and be alert. Unfortunately the driver can’t read or understand the meaning of it.
http://i.gizmodo.com/5143274/google-street-view-completes-tour-of-real-america-with-dude-carrying-rifle
A deer warning sign doesn’t mean your going to see one jumping out of the bush in front of your car. They move fast and jump far. I’d hardly call the driver an idiot because he was unfortunate enough to become a statistic.
NUGN: the lines don’t match up because the photos are stitched together by the process of making the map.
N.U.G.U.N, it has to do with the way Google prepares the photos so that the Google truck itself does not show up in the Google Street View. You can see similar effects in a lot of the images on Google Maps.
>>Why does it look like the photos were cloned? The lines don’t match up?<<
Google StreetView uses multiple photos that are stitched together using software to create a single image. Parallax distortion or a mismatch of camera positioning may result in an imperfect image. It’s common to see this in StreetView images.
There are blogs that follow the “interesting” things that these cameras pick up all over the nation.
Hmm…
Why does it look like the photos were cloned? The lines don’t match up?
“Nice deer. Whad’ja git it with.”
“Google truck.”
“Gugletruk? Is that one of those fancy European rifles you have to be a proctologist to afford?”
redmanlaw, LOL!
Poor fawn it could have grown up into the mythical stag, and then it should be HARVESTED!
Idiots kill a dear.
Interesting but what does this have to do with firearms?
Google needs better drivers that can read, you know deer warning signs.
A word of warning. If you drive in rural area, make sure you’re alert because hitting a large animal going fast might kill you.