Disturbing Things Found on Google Maps

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tags: google maps, google maps, scary things found on google earth, scary things found on google maps, lost media, iceberg, tuv, google maps iceberg anomaly, google maps easter eggs, hacked, weird, anomaly, google earth, street view, easter eggs

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0:00 intro
2:27 creepy ghost girl
4:22 pigeon people
5:26 blood lake
6:21 chornobyl
7:24 blurred out house
8:24 giant pink bunny
9:30 body being dragged to lake?
10:11 creepy face
10:46 thalassophobia
11:35 internet privacy is important
12:51 limousine interior
13:19 lunik IX
13:58 island of the dolls
14:57 scarecrow village
15:50 hill of crosses
16:39 anonymous hack?

[caelanomohundro-topic]

The blood lake one is usually considered to be red algae. It happens all over the world, based on the chemicals that are mixed into the lake, either by simple irrigation or by deadly chemicals being added

[lizardfishbird]

I almost got hit by a Google maps car while in a crosswalk in my college campus. I’m eternally angry that I never managed to find myself fleeing in terror from the oncoming vehicle on Maps.

[themerchantchef]

The red river In Iraq, ”بحيرة الدماء”, also know as the Blood River, definitely isn’t real human blood. It is a type of bacteria that has largely accumulated due to the extreme humidity which decreased the lake’s oxygen. As a result, the lake turned red.

[lechefjuancarlos]

Hey there! I went to the coordinates for the creepy face, and I recognize the address where you saw the "creepy face"
I've been down there before for walks and never really noticed it. After seeing this video, I recently checked to see if it was really there. And it actually is, the only problem is that its not a face. Its a hole in the I-Beam supporting the bridge. The two eyes are just Nuts screwed into screws that hold the bridge together. And you can even tell that this is just a hole, because the "creepy face's" skin color is the same as the bridge's cement color.

[jaspy]

I live not far from the "blurred house" and they did actually tear it down. The day they found those girls was absolute chaos and as far as im aware, Amanda, Gina, and Michelle being found was at least national news

[doublecupofjaeger]

fun fact: you can actually talk to the google maps team/google earth team and get your address blurred for safety reasons. sometimes this can be the reason why random houses are blurred

[tylociraptor]

You definitely deserve the attention you're getting. Your videos are informative and entertaining, and talk about a lot of stuff that I haven't heard of... and I'm a creepy content veteran, so that's saying something!

[Yameii_kawaii]

I think one of my favorite things about tuv is his humor and his appreciation to everything and everyone!

[taydoluisio]

p.s: the huntsville texas “ghost girl” is photographed and located on “demons road” :) this cemetery is so f*cking scary for my roommate refuses to go there again after filming a documentary project for school. she apparently saw some dark shadow figures and heard voices telling her to get out. i helped her on the project and i felt so nauseous and i even felt like passing out while helping on her film project. i wouldn’t be surprised if a spirit was caught on camera. that place is

[Neganium]

The "ghost girl's" face doesn't really look all grey to me- at least, not completely. It certainly looks dull or washed out, but that could just be because of a combination of the lighting and juxtaposition with her surroundings in the rather blurry image. She also doesn't look transparent at all, but even that could have a potential explanation of her having been moving a bit when the photo was taken, or something similar. Not a lot of motion blur because she wasn't moving very fast.

As for the cloaked figure in the background, I have no idea; y'all are free to go nuts on that one. (My guess is that it's just some person with a hobby of roaming around cemeteries- p sure I can see headstones back there- dressed in creepy garb to freak out normies and other stupid crap, lmao. We've all probably thought of doing something similar at least once.)

[souvya]

the one about the blurred house isn’t too uncommon actually, YouTubers have been doxxed before and people discovered their homes being blurred, probably by request of the influencer.

[sillymccartneyram]

I've actually been to Urquhart Castle, the one at 11:03 and I'm not surprised that people really believe that a monster (Nessie) lives in the loch. That image itself looks horrifying.

[YourAverageJames]

Fun Fact: I actually have a few blurred out houses in my home town, Healsville, Victoria, Australia.
My only theory to the blurred out houses is way to much advertising, and google didn't want people to give them money instead of them, I guess.

[NotLRK]

The blood lake one is basic science.
It is red because of red algae, the same algae can also be found in Antarctica called Lake Bonney.
The thing that causes it to be red is the red algae called Dunaliella algae and Iron oxide.
I hope this explains why the lake in Baghdad is red.

[evametzger]

can't wait to watch during lunch break!! forever thankful for the care and dedication put into each and every one of these videos <3

[_unique_nico]

Hi @tuv, viewer from the future… guess what? You’re at 2.07 million subs now… you’re still surprised, super grateful and super humble!! Never change!!

[brandonduffy]

Yo, Tuv! Most of the 360-degree panoramas are user-generated imagery (including the last one — 'anonymous hack?'), meaning Google themselves have not compiled or created them in any way. Instead, a user compiles their 360-degree images and can manipulate them in an image editing software (eg, Photoshop) — just as what is appeared to be done with the last "anonymous" faces.

[aijamberisabel]

It looks like your channel is on the up and up and honestly I could not imagine anything better. I feel so happy for you and you make such good content.

[kevintorres]

I'm so surprised you're only at 400, 000 I thought at this point you might be at a million just how good your content is

[noemiz]

blurred house thing isn't uncommon. i've seen it in my own neighborhoods before. think the homeowners probably asked for it to be blurred for their privacy.