Google Maps Street View has continued to map the world by taking images of roads and paths in the most remote areas.
Hidden areas of the world have been captured by the use of the cameras mounted on vehicles and people.
Siem Reap in Cambodia has also been mapped, with a dirt road in the middle of some fields even revealed.
A scene between a farmer and her cows has caused much amusement online.
The Google Street View car drove down a narrow single track lane when it came across some people and animals.
A woman was on the side of the road with her produce while another farmer was in the river.
She was joined by her two cows on the river back who were perhaps bathing.
One of the cows was not in the water and simply watched what was going on.
As the Google Maps car drove by, this all changed in a heartbeat.
The smaller white cow fled the road and leapt into the air from the river bank.
It landed with a splash in the water, soaking the top half of the farmer.
The other animal looked on with boredom and made no reaction to the jump.
Thankfully the jumping cow seemed to be okay and looked on at the car as it drove off.
It may have been scared, or simply wanted a dip in the water with it’s owner.
Another cow kept its privacy thanks to Google after it was captured in Edinburgh.
The rules of Google Street View means people’s faces are blurred out to keep their identity hidden.
Sometimes this system can make mistakes when identifying peoples faces.
The cow had his face blurred out by the cameras in a very weird yet amusing situation.
The entire head of the animal at Cambridge University was no longer visible.
