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Published 16:18 24 Apr 2015 BST

The image can only be seen on the Map view in Google Maps, not the Earth view, and is situated south of the Pakistani town of Rawalpindi.
Now, we've never been to Pakistan, but we don't think the feature actually exists in real life.
Speaking to Mashable, a Google spokesperson explained that the image is likely a result of a user abusing Map Maker, the tool that allows everyone to contribute to Google Maps.
"Even though edits are moderated, occasionally the odd inaccurate or cheeky edit may slip through our system. We've been made aware of the issue and are working on getting it removed."
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