Google Maps Street View, created in 2007, has helped many people map their journey for over ten years.
It is a useful tool when it comes to finding an address or planning a route for a journey.
The iconic Google vehicles have created an extensive map using 360-degree cameras when taking the photographs.
Sometimes, by accident, people are caught in the crossfire when the car drives past, sometimes in a rather humiliating situation.
One young boy found this out the hard way.
Spotted in Buenos Aires is a young boy running along the street.
Seeming to be by himself, he is clad in shorts and t-shirts whilst sprinting on the path.
As the boy, who appears to be no older than seven years old, runs he suddenly trips over his own feet.
The poor child is then seen topping on the curb, landing on his side.
His feet are in the air as his arms splay on the floor.
While he doesn’t seem to be too badly hurt, it is an embarrassing way to be caught by the Google Camera.
The images only showed the back of the young child so thankfully his blushes were spared.
Despite this, Google has since blurred out the images of the incident on the website.
It now just shows a large blur on the pavement that can’t be distinguished as a human being.
Sadly, it isn’t the first time someone has been caught falling over by the Google camera.
A young woman was caught falling from her bike on Google Maps.
Caught in Japan, she wobbled on her bicycle as she rode past the car, only to fall into a ditch.
Another boy also fell off his bike when attempting to overtake the Google car.
His friend doesn’t try and help him back up, and just looks at him on the floor.
A woman attempting to walk her dogs while on a bike also was seen in a rather embarrassing fall.
