Santa Claus’s Reindeer are best known for pulling a sleigh through the night to help Saint Nick deliver gifts to children on Christmas Even. However, when they’re not working, you can find them in Inari, Lapland, Finland, or so we’d like to think. That is just one of the many oddities you can find on Google Maps if you look hard enough.
5. King of Pop
There are many Michael Jackson impersonators around the world, but what are the chances of a Google Street View car capturing one in Warsaw Poland. Well, that’s exactly what happened here and the person may be waiting for a bus, a friend, or just simply posing for the camera.
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4. Dr. Who’s TARDIS
If you’re a Dr. Who fan, then the TARDIS needs no explanation, but for everyone else, it’s basically a time machine and spacecraft hybrid. Despite looking like a telephone booth on the outside, the interior is much larger than shown. This specimen was spotted in West London, or Earl’s Court to be more specific.
3. Top Gear’s The Stig
For the longest time, Top Gear’s The Stig remained anonymous that is until…his identity was revealed as Ben Collins. The original idea came about when presenter Jeremy Clarkson and Top Gear producer Andy Wilman wanted to joke about the anonymity of racing drivers’ full-face helmets.
2. Abandoned Prada Store
Artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset built Prada Marfa in Valentine, Texas, USA in the middle of nowhere to act as social commentary. Back in 2005, there were no Prada stores in Texas, so many who drove by this stretch of land along US Route 90 were taken by surprise to say the least.
1. A Cat Stand
There’s not much to say about this cat, other than you can see it clearly standing on its two hind legs in what appears to be a garage of some sort. No, this isn’t a zoo or pet shop, but just a standard home in Henndorf Am Walllersee, Austria.
