SLIDESHOW: The strangest sights in Google Earth

Mapping software Google Earth turns the planet into a massive scavenger hunt for weird, wacky, and the unexplained. Here are a few of the things that keep us scratching our heads.

Eat your heart out, Angelina Jolie. These lips may not be as famous Jolie's but they're bigger. This geological find (12°22'13.32"N, 23°19'20.18"E) (see it in Google Maps) is located in Gharb, Darfur, in Sudan. To earthbound locals, the landmass is just another nondescript hill that's 0.5 mile long. If you ask me, this lady needs to do something about her 5 o'clock shadow.

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