On the island of Jukdo, many funny (unintentional) snapshots were captured. What's the story behind it? The travel bettercities.net fills you in.
Normally, Google uses cars equipped with cameras to map the world in photos. On Google Street View, you can already marvel at numerous places in a 360-degree view. But what happens when that's not possible? They send people with backpacks.
This is what happened on Jukdo. Google hired the Korean service 'Daum' to photograph the South Korean island. Only one family - and a Golden Retriever - live on the island. And the dog apparently found the photographer's work highly interesting.
He photobombs nearly every picture. So not only do you discover the 700-meter long and 400-meter wide island of Jukdo, but also this curious nose.
Pictures of the island without the dog, with plenty of landscape and seagulls can be found here. By the way, in remote areas, such as deserts, a camel is sometimes used with the camera equipment mounted on it.