so, probably back in 2006, or whenever this was first released, i was in school, and our teacher showed us this in geography class, in looking around north africa, or the middle east somewhere, a classmate and i, managed to locate a fleet of tanks! all parked, now i tell you, they were clearly tanks, could see the barells and the turets. but its funny, since then, i havent even been able to find screen shots of it, CREEEPY
they were all taken by helicopter right above because you can see the grass is like distorted and wavy in the pictures and all the animals are always running away
@supskier Good eye! All the pictures in this vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Expand the description under the vid for locations. They’re all in Google Earth. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all the hi-res images are.
@iThnake Yeah, I sure didn't find it without help. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
@megasparky4 I don't know. Google Earth is mostly satellite photos from space. But ,you can see these animals as clearly as if you were looking from a plane.
Most people are surprised to learn that Google have more than one source for the imagery. they have collect it via airplane and satellite, but also hot air balloons, model airplanes - even kites.
@funfly3 I knew about images from airplanes, and of course from the top of moving cars. But, I didn't know about balloons, model planes and kites. Thanks.
@bennett1724 Yeah. Most of the pictures in Google Earth are from satellites. But, in Africa a lot of high-res pictures from an airplane were added in. In Google Earth under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, click on Africa Megaflyover to see all these locations highlighted.
mkbarth ive seen like five of your videos where do you find all this interesting stuff and how many videos have you made? and can you tell me how to type somthing if you make a video?
Hey, alexp9ify. Its not hard to find stuff if you know the trick. There are web sites where others have already collected their interesting finds in Google Earth. Like gearthhacks or bbs.keyhole. Click on (more info) next to the vid for details on these. To see more vids, click on mkbarth above. To see new ones click on Subscriptions on your channel page.
Hey, cheerregsta333. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
Hey, Miikkeldk. Yeah, Google Earth is made up of lots of photos from different satellites. Some pictures here and there were taken by airplanes. All the pictures in this vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Theyre in Google Earth and you can see them yourself. Click on (more info) next to the vid for locations.
Ok, NOT FAKE!! Those look pretty real to me...even if they were cardboard cutouts...and weren't moving. I begrudgingly acknowledge that there is a strong possibility that these are actual animals that will be eventually go on to a lifetime of being consumed by tigers, lions, hyenas, African wild dogs, crocodiles, jackals, cheetahs, pythons, annacondas, and a whole host of pleasantries. Round 1 belongs to you, mkbarth...if that's your real name.
Hey, Arawin1 . Yeah, Google Earth is made up of lots of photos from different satellites. Some of the pictures are better than others. So, some places look sharp, others blurry. And, some pictures here and there were taken by airplanes. All the pictures in the vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Theyre in Google Earth and you can see them just as close and sharp. Click on (more info) next to the vid for locations.
Yeah, you are right, taniabebe. All the pictures in this vid were put in Google Earth on purpose. They are all hi-res photos from an airplane. They are part of National Geographic's Africa Megaflyover.
OK... I thought I recognized the photos from a NatGeo spread a year or so ago. So you're saying Google Earth inserted these photos like "easter eggs"? I knew you couldn't zoom THAT close using Google Earth. Interesting.
Yeah, Thamnophissirtalis. The Gemsbok and Oryx are very hard to tell apart from the air. I don't know. National Geographic tagged this picture as Oryx. It's part of their Africa Megaflyover series. How can you tell the difference?
Yes, alexparker100. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
i seen the camels in chad. it is really odd that in an extreamly low res area there is a high res good pic there randomly with lots of camels and a few guys sitting around. reall, really, weird.
Hey, Beelzebub2000. Yeah, National Geographic did a Hi-Res, low-altitude flyover and added all their pictures into Google Earth. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
Hey, elmonte18. Yeah, Google Earth is made up of lots of photos from different satellites. Some of the pictures are better than others. So, some places look sharp, others blurry. And, some pictures here and there were taken by airplanes. All the pictures in the vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Theyre in Google Earth and you can see them just as close and sharp.. Click on (more info) next to the vid for locations.
Please do not read this i did this because i was bored
A few years ago. Parents were out for dinner.
When the baby sitter noticed a shadow. She called the parents but half way through the message all the parents heard was a scream. When they rushed home all they saw was the baby sitters body on the floor. If you dont put this on 10 other videos he will appear at 3 o'clock tonight in your bed
google earth is not updated, in front of my hous they have made a new road 7 year ago, but in google earth it's still the old situation. that's a bit dissapointing!
Fake. I've seen that exact camel picture before Google earth was established. I thought it seemed odd how many rarities you could find on such a massive earth with such ease.
Hey, zesocialist. All of this is in Google Earth for anyone to see. Look under (more info) next to the vid for locations. They are part of a photo-aircraft flyover collection. You can see the whole collection in Google Earth by looking under Layers on the left side of GE and then under Gallery / National Geographic Magazine. Put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Not hard to find, if you know the trick.
Earth's not all that great in the scheme of things. I'd rather live on Nebulon-5. They have TWO suns and like 18 moons and a work day is only like 4 hours long there. Lunch included! Stupid Nebulonians don't even know how good they have it. *seethes*
Hey, craxyman556. No, yaks are long-haired and hang out around the Himalayas. These are Cape Buffalo of Africa. Wikipedia has some good pictures if you search on each.
Hey, alio122000. Zoom in. It's a high-res picture of a well. It has four pulleys, with four tracks for pulling the ropes. The dark patches making an X are wet ground where water has been pulled up.
Hey, MD11pushback. You can see these high-res inserts in Google Earth by clicking on Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine / African Megaflyover.
Hey, EnRandigMygga. Here is a good video that explains entering locations. Scroll down just a bit to see how to enter coordinates without the special characters.
that were no camels it were dromedaris (that's how we call them in dutch i don't know the english word for them) camels have 2 bults and these animals just 1
Sort of. They're a paste in. Not the vid, in Google Earth. On top of the regular low-res satellite pictures, they added a bunch of hi-res photos that were taken from an airplane. Look under (More info) next to the vid for locations on all of them.
Right, babyschnecke7. You can locate them in Google Earth by putting a check next to Africa Megaflyover. It's under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine.
Hey thanks, STCodes. Here are some more. In Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Look for the red icons around Africa.
That is awesome !! But I don't think there's any satellite can take such a high resolution picture~~Even the one using by Bush.. Thank you for sharing!
WOW! i really didnt knew this.. can you please send me all coordinates you have found on google earth..because u are sooo good.. i didnt knew they showed this.. please send me all u found.. :) bye
Hey, eluvb. These pictures were part of a planned expedition. They put the most interesting pictures right into Google Earth exactly where each one was taken. You can make them appear in Google Earth by putting a check next to Africa Megaflyover. It's under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine. Here's their web site:
Yeah, wrewres. All these close-up, high-res pictures were taken from a plane. They flew all around Africa and had Google Earth add their pictures right where each one was taken.
Hey, joyoussef. No, not fake. These high-res images are in Google Earth. Look in the description (more) next to the video for the coordinates of every one.
nature saying, Damn google can i get no privacy.
Spamazoid 1 month ago
1:16 CAMELS - CHAD they are DROMEDARY :D
kleyfromdahood 1 month ago
@kleyfromdahood Yes, they are. They're one-humped Dromedary camels, not two-humped Bactrian camels. They're still all camels.
mkbarth 1 month ago
@mkbarth "Dromedary camel" so...
kleyfromdahood 1 month ago
at 2:22 look really hard i bet ted nugent is somewhere crouching behind a rock!!!
catman63879 5 months ago
so, probably back in 2006, or whenever this was first released, i was in school, and our teacher showed us this in geography class, in looking around north africa, or the middle east somewhere, a classmate and i, managed to locate a fleet of tanks! all parked, now i tell you, they were clearly tanks, could see the barells and the turets. but its funny, since then, i havent even been able to find screen shots of it, CREEEPY
Giles4200 9 months ago
@Giles4200 they all moved to the gulf.
Spamazoid 1 month ago
they were all taken by helicopter right above because you can see the grass is like distorted and wavy in the pictures and all the animals are always running away
supskier 10 months ago
@supskier Good eye! All the pictures in this vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Expand the description under the vid for locations. They’re all in Google Earth. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all the hi-res images are.
mkbarth 10 months ago
How people find these I dont know :P Like the Oryx in the namibian desert.... I like how they cleared the picture there to see them
iThnake 1 year ago
@iThnake Yeah, I sure didn't find it without help. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
mkbarth 1 year ago
so wheres the lion?
jimmyvbs 1 year ago
@jimmyvbs The lion is sleeping tonight.
mkbarth 1 year ago
I dont understand the point to that...?? We'v all seen those animals and know ware they come from very nice but whats the Biggy ????
megasparky4 1 year ago
@megasparky4 I don't know. Google Earth is mostly satellite photos from space. But ,you can see these animals as clearly as if you were looking from a plane.
mkbarth 1 year ago
@mkbarth Googled from the web
Most people are surprised to learn that Google have more than one source for the imagery. they have collect it via airplane and satellite, but also hot air balloons, model airplanes - even kites.
funfly3 1 year ago
@funfly3 I knew about images from airplanes, and of course from the top of moving cars. But, I didn't know about balloons, model planes and kites. Thanks.
mkbarth 1 year ago
A-Wimoweh-a-wimoweh,
A-Wimoweh-a-wimoweh,
A-Wimoweh-a-wimoweh,
A-Wimoweh-a-wimoweh.
chompmyclit 1 year ago
@mkbarth Are those real Oryx's
bennett1724 1 year ago
@bennett1724 Yes.
mkbarth 1 year ago
Then how come its not in North America or anywhere
Do they only do it in Africa
bennett1724 1 year ago
@bennett1724 Yeah, I don't know where else they might have flown over and taken high-res pictures.
mkbarth 1 year ago
@mkbarth why do they make squares in the middle of nowhere to see clear
Does google earth want to see some animals
bennett1724 1 year ago
@bennett1724 Yeah. Most of the pictures in Google Earth are from satellites. But, in Africa a lot of high-res pictures from an airplane were added in. In Google Earth under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, click on Africa Megaflyover to see all these locations highlighted.
mkbarth 1 year ago
@mochamonkey99 it's not animals, it's their shadows look flat lol
galudov 1 year ago
I have never heard of Oryx lol
Armydude991 1 year ago
mkbarth ive seen like five of your videos where do you find all this interesting stuff and how many videos have you made? and can you tell me how to type somthing if you make a video?
alexp9ify 1 year ago
Hey, alexp9ify. Its not hard to find stuff if you know the trick. There are web sites where others have already collected their interesting finds in Google Earth. Like gearthhacks or bbs.keyhole. Click on (more info) next to the vid for details on these. To see more vids, click on mkbarth above. To see new ones click on Subscriptions on your channel page.
mkbarth 1 year ago
2:04 are axually wildabeast i think :P nt trying to sound lik a twat or anything but as far as i knw they are...
hamerite1 1 year ago
no they are water buffalo.
bludragon2688 1 year ago
guys
i found a way to find lots and lots of animals on google earth...(well in africa)
heres to do it...
1)get on google earth and the internet
2)type in google sightseeing
3)click on sights by catagory then go to animals
4)go to Google Sightseeing Safari
and then go to the end of the last picture
it will say veiw on google earth.
5)go on it and click open then TADA its done
bugface11 2 years ago
the lion slept in the den
jianfongyaw 2 years ago
what's the name of the song?
95serialkiller 2 years ago
@95serialkiller The song is The Lion Sleeps Tonight by the Tokens
mkbarth 2 years ago
Loved this video! I love google earth. It's still hard to grasp all of the technology we have today. And you look back 20-30 years ago...It's crazy!
jenii84 2 years ago
congratulations, i had been able to see perfect in my GE. yaehh
DiegoTeror 2 years ago
EXCELENT THE BUFFALOS
ileanatavera 2 years ago
This video was awesome :D
Great song choice, the whole video just cheered me right up
SchoolgirlCrush121 2 years ago
hmm seems to be one more google earth obsessed guy like me hahah. btw your music choice is very good in every video
fejic 2 years ago
Awesome! 5*****'s!
utoobasaurus 2 years ago
cool thks
tkzena 2 years ago
lol the camels looked so fake, but it are their shadows :)
TsuKing 2 years ago
how do you get to the africa megaflyover? cuz i cant find it
cheerregsta333 2 years ago
Hey, cheerregsta333. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
mkbarth 2 years ago
fake!!!
Miikkeldk 2 years ago
Hey, Miikkeldk. Yeah, Google Earth is made up of lots of photos from different satellites. Some pictures here and there were taken by airplanes. All the pictures in this vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Theyre in Google Earth and you can see them yourself. Click on (more info) next to the vid for locations.
mkbarth 2 years ago
Wow! impresionante
malkiel87 2 years ago
... And this is my camel, his name is Chad
MBFootball06 2 years ago
have u ever seen one kill somthing?
y2k123 2 years ago
why thanks? 0.0
angelsantana007 2 years ago
106,739th Viewer, 151 Comenter, 172th rater. (me)
angelsantana007 2 years ago
Woo Hoo!!!! angelsantana007. Thanks!
mkbarth 2 years ago
Africa Megafyover is great. They've starded to make Australia Megaflyover and another in NW USA
MilitaryAirChannel 2 years ago
Ok, NOT FAKE!! Those look pretty real to me...even if they were cardboard cutouts...and weren't moving. I begrudgingly acknowledge that there is a strong possibility that these are actual animals that will be eventually go on to a lifetime of being consumed by tigers, lions, hyenas, African wild dogs, crocodiles, jackals, cheetahs, pythons, annacondas, and a whole host of pleasantries. Round 1 belongs to you, mkbarth...if that's your real name.
LickMyJunk 2 years ago
its funny, the camels look like carbored but out but its just there shadows :S
JazzyClaud 2 years ago
nice!
moussaemad 2 years ago
you can zoom in that close to google earth?
i thought you could only be a few hundred feet of the ground before it got all blury.
Arawin1 2 years ago
Hey, Arawin1 . Yeah, Google Earth is made up of lots of photos from different satellites. Some of the pictures are better than others. So, some places look sharp, others blurry. And, some pictures here and there were taken by airplanes. All the pictures in the vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Theyre in Google Earth and you can see them just as close and sharp. Click on (more info) next to the vid for locations.
mkbarth 2 years ago
Yeah, you are right, taniabebe. All the pictures in this vid were put in Google Earth on purpose. They are all hi-res photos from an airplane. They are part of National Geographic's Africa Megaflyover.
mkbarth 2 years ago
OK... I thought I recognized the photos from a NatGeo spread a year or so ago. So you're saying Google Earth inserted these photos like "easter eggs"? I knew you couldn't zoom THAT close using Google Earth. Interesting.
xephyr1000 2 years ago
Those are gembok not oryx.
Thamnophissirtalis 2 years ago
Yeah, Thamnophissirtalis. The Gemsbok and Oryx are very hard to tell apart from the air. I don't know. National Geographic tagged this picture as Oryx. It's part of their Africa Megaflyover series. How can you tell the difference?
mkbarth 2 years ago
It turns out that I was mistaken gemsbok are in fact a kind of oryx.
Oops,
Thamnophissirtalis 2 years ago
thats so cool lol
HeartsToStark 2 years ago
How do you get that moving icon on your chanel? plz tell me
ruiccc100 2 years ago
Aah sorry, ruiccc100. We used to be able to upload animated GIFs for our profile pics. But now YouTube won't allow any more new ones.
mkbarth 2 years ago
im hungry now :)
hgki789 2 years ago
lol sheeps!
erad5 2 years ago
Are these special area pictures on google earth like the National Geographic ones?
alexparker100 2 years ago
Yes, alexparker100. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
mkbarth 2 years ago
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psychoroxx 2 years ago
cute!!
selnessssss 2 years ago
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abigailabigail 2 years ago
ok!
bobzzz23 2 years ago
what a buatiful song and earth it actally makes me cry because im so lucky to live on this buatiful earth!with buatiful people good job mkbarth!
bobzzz23 2 years ago 6
clam down
iownallnoobs 2 years ago 2
You two guys win the golden Google Earth spelling award! Grats!
Poisonseed 2 years ago
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@bobzzz23 go fuck yourself hippie
Kosty88 2 months ago
OMG THIS IN GOOGLE earth? this google earth is good if i want to start a spying agency :P
sultankraver 2 years ago
Even better, sultankraver. Turn on Street View in any city and see everyone like you were there.
mkbarth 2 years ago
can you tell me the location?
mchyker 2 years ago
Sure, mchyker. Click on (more info) next to the vid for all the locations.
mkbarth 2 years ago
oh, sorry i didnt see that, thankx
mchyker 2 years ago
I love your vids :)
DarkMysteryCat 2 years ago
i seen the camels in chad. it is really odd that in an extreamly low res area there is a high res good pic there randomly with lots of camels and a few guys sitting around. reall, really, weird.
Beelzebub2000 2 years ago
Hey, Beelzebub2000. Yeah, National Geographic did a Hi-Res, low-altitude flyover and added all their pictures into Google Earth. On the left side in Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Red airplane icons will appear in Africa where all those hi-res images are.
mkbarth 2 years ago
how can you get so close to the ground to see this animal i tought that there was a limit
elmonte18 2 years ago
Hey, elmonte18. Yeah, Google Earth is made up of lots of photos from different satellites. Some of the pictures are better than others. So, some places look sharp, others blurry. And, some pictures here and there were taken by airplanes. All the pictures in the vid are hi-res photos from low-altitude planes. Theyre in Google Earth and you can see them just as close and sharp.. Click on (more info) next to the vid for locations.
mkbarth 2 years ago
stop the terrible music !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JFarmer223 2 years ago
wie süß
Xuniversum 2 years ago
Camels are a fake... A Camel's shadow is taken by the cygarette packet.
Frankye16 2 years ago
Hey, Frankye16. These pictures are straight from Google Earth. Click on (more info) next to the vid for locations.
mkbarth 2 years ago
Yes, I know... mine was a joke...
Frankye16 2 years ago
you only can see the shadows of the camels , if you watch good
haaks600 2 years ago
sweat!!! i have never found any living person or animal on google earth yet.
ninjatoninja 2 years ago
um they are soo not sheep, they are cattle.
DeeTee1990 2 years ago
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Please do not read this i did this because i was bored
A few years ago. Parents were out for dinner.
When the baby sitter noticed a shadow. She called the parents but half way through the message all the parents heard was a scream. When they rushed home all they saw was the baby sitters body on the floor. If you dont put this on 10 other videos he will appear at 3 o'clock tonight in your bed
legomaster0654 3 years ago
15 17 53.79"N, 19 25 47.31"E
LandGproduction 3 years ago
You can see their faces looking up.
mkbarth 3 years ago
google earth is not updated, in front of my hous they have made a new road 7 year ago, but in google earth it's still the old situation. that's a bit dissapointing!
meesternadim 3 years ago
copy
wendrinhos 3 years ago
Hey, wendrinhos. What's a copy of what?
mkbarth 3 years ago
Cool, Thanks 5/5 Points
Ednad93 3 years ago
Great videos you have. I enjoyed watching those beautiful animals.
Saludos
EagleWarri0r 3 years ago
when will be google mars?? hehe..
rhys009 3 years ago
Fake. I've seen that exact camel picture before Google earth was established. I thought it seemed odd how many rarities you could find on such a massive earth with such ease.
zesocialist 3 years ago
Hey, zesocialist. All of this is in Google Earth for anyone to see. Look under (more info) next to the vid for locations. They are part of a photo-aircraft flyover collection. You can see the whole collection in Google Earth by looking under Layers on the left side of GE and then under Gallery / National Geographic Magazine. Put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Not hard to find, if you know the trick.
mkbarth 3 years ago
You need this warning on your video.
warning video may cause massive headache. I should sue you lol.
zesocialist 3 years ago
You can see the aircraft's shadow in 3 photos...
;D 6°53'53.25"S 31°11'15.57"L 3°13'34.64"S 35° 2'29.82"L 21°50'34.62"S 35°26'59.66"L
rbarbariz 2 years ago
Yeah, rbarbariz . Here's the story about the plane that took these pictures:
ngm.nationalgeographic.
com/ngm/megaflyover/index.html
mkbarth 2 years ago
Thank you for your amazing video.Its shows me one thing: we have a wonderful planet.
pierrotdusud 3 years ago 3
Too bad we don't take care of it.
elorathegr889 3 years ago
Earth's not all that great in the scheme of things. I'd rather live on Nebulon-5. They have TWO suns and like 18 moons and a work day is only like 4 hours long there. Lunch included! Stupid Nebulonians don't even know how good they have it. *seethes*
SylvanaForrester 3 years ago
directions the animals in google earth:
15°50'11.74"S 27°11'46.85"E
15°17'55.75"N 19°25'46.59"E
37'44.93"S 31° 8'11.50"E
18°26'43.92"S 12° 0'43.69"E
18°43'41.54"S 35°55'57.75"E
10°54'14.03"N 19°56'6.33"E
21°50'36.03"S 35°27'2.83"E
24°57'17.99"S 15°51'30.60"E 3°13'33.74"S 35° 2'29.67"E
chuecos68 3 years ago 6
Thanks, chuecos68. I enjoyed looking at all of those.
mkbarth 3 years ago
on 21°50'36.03"S 35°27'2.83"E you can see a boat too :)
BredeAK 3 years ago
Awsome vid man
FarCry112 3 years ago
Isnt the buffalos realy yaks.
craxyman556 3 years ago
Hey, craxyman556. No, yaks are long-haired and hang out around the Himalayas. These are Cape Buffalo of Africa. Wikipedia has some good pictures if you search on each.
mkbarth 3 years ago
Awesome!
Thanks for posting. I rated, commented and subscribed.
I love animals and this is just great.
Maybe you could give me some feedback about my first video. Thanks
RandomMiggy 3 years ago
pal, this is fanastic....
rockbscene 3 years ago
the sheep in South Africa are still there to this day -.- ;P i guess they havent updated that part of the world yet for a few years..
Nediler 3 years ago
Hi you are awesome!
Try this one 15°17'54.71"N, 19°25'46.98"E. ^^
andrepe37 3 years ago
What is this, it just puts a big X on the earth !
alio122000 3 years ago
Hey, alio122000. Zoom in. It's a high-res picture of a well. It has four pulleys, with four tracks for pulling the ropes. The dark patches making an X are wet ground where water has been pulled up.
mkbarth 3 years ago
HOLLY SHIT THERE IS A PERSON ON A CAMEL!!! o.0
imoogi83 3 years ago
Nice, very nice.
Miketmurphy 3 years ago
really interisteng all the animals moving and being captured, but still very logial.
i wonder how you can find those miniature spots on our globe...
MD11pushback 3 years ago
Hey, MD11pushback. You can see these high-res inserts in Google Earth by clicking on Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine / African Megaflyover.
mkbarth 3 years ago
ty man its working now :) nice video
weed1100 3 years ago
the coordinates does not work
weed1100 3 years ago
Hey, weed1100. Hmmmm, it seems OK. Copy and paste these coordinates into the 'Fly To' field under 'Search':
15°17'40.40"N, 20°28'47.78"E
Or you can type them in with spaces instead of the special characters:
15 17 40.40 N, 20 28 47.78 E
mkbarth 3 years ago
How do I write the coordinates in Google Earth ?? Please explain ^^
EnRandigMygga 3 years ago
Hey, EnRandigMygga. Here is a good video that explains entering locations. Scroll down just a bit to see how to enter coordinates without the special characters.
earth.google.*com/intl/en/userguide/v4/ug_findplaces.html
(delete the *)
mkbarth 3 years ago
Thanks. Very nice of you =)
EnRandigMygga 3 years ago
that were no camels it were dromedaris (that's how we call them in dutch i don't know the english word for them) camels have 2 bults and these animals just 1
ncwarrior 3 years ago
Good catch, ncwarrior. Dromedary camel starts with "D" = 1 hump. Bactrian camel starts with "B" = 2 humps.
mkbarth 3 years ago
omg i know there not but almost every animal looks like a cut out
ImaUma 3 years ago
Sort of. They're a paste in. Not the vid, in Google Earth. On top of the regular low-res satellite pictures, they added a bunch of hi-res photos that were taken from an airplane. Look under (More info) next to the vid for locations on all of them.
mkbarth 3 years ago
10°54'13.75"N 19°56'6.25"E
Elephants
CassieDisaster 3 years ago
this is grate mate like all your videos
deathcrashtest64 3 years ago
the lions awake 51°50'54.75"N 0°33'16.08"W
slappy1o1 3 years ago
fukin nice vid mate
WR250s 3 years ago
hey this is really cool
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
the song matches the video great
deathcrashtest64 3 years ago
Pretty cool
DURound 3 years ago
the pieces of the territory which have these animals on it are in special quality.. the makers from google earth did that extra, didn't they?
babyschnecke7 3 years ago
Right, babyschnecke7. You can locate them in Google Earth by putting a check next to Africa Megaflyover. It's under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine.
mkbarth 3 years ago
FAKE FAKE FAKE
nicoleix 3 years ago
Ouch, that hurts! But, these hi-res pictures really are in Google Earth. See for yourself. Look under (more info) next to the vid for locations.
mkbarth 3 years ago
And some more 15°17'55.28"N, 19°25'47.36"E 11°20'14.88"S, 40°21'36.41"E
STCodes 3 years ago
Hey thanks, STCodes. Here are some more. In Google Earth, under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine, put a check next to Africa Megaflyover. Look for the red icons around Africa.
mkbarth 3 years ago
A 1000 thanx
STCodes 3 years ago
here is some hippoes 6°37'44.87"S, 31° 8'11.28"E
STCodes 3 years ago
great
MrAbdulkader 3 years ago
That is awesome !! But I don't think there's any satellite can take such a high resolution picture~~Even the one using by Bush.. Thank you for sharing!
wangsishuo 3 years ago
You're right, wangsishuo. The high-resolution pictures in Google Earth were taken from an airplane. Here is their web site:
ngm.nationalgeographic.
com/ngm/megaflyover/index.html
mkbarth 3 years ago
i thought so, too.. look at 15°17'55.28"N, 19°25'47.36"E from STCodes on the top, there is a man over the black hole and he looks up in the sky!
babyschnecke7 3 years ago
WOW! i really didnt knew this.. can you please send me all coordinates you have found on google earth..because u are sooo good.. i didnt knew they showed this.. please send me all u found.. :) bye
jordi91NL 3 years ago
Thanks, jordi91NL. The coordinates for everything in my videos is under (More info) next to the vid.
mkbarth 3 years ago
sweet.
halflife1994 3 years ago
that's amazing!!! i don't really understand how such high-resolution pictures can be found in such random places, though.
and how did you find these?
eluvb 3 years ago
Hey, eluvb. These pictures were part of a planned expedition. They put the most interesting pictures right into Google Earth exactly where each one was taken. You can make them appear in Google Earth by putting a check next to Africa Megaflyover. It's under Layers / Gallery / National Geographic Magazine. Here's their web site:
ngm.nationalgeographic.
com/ngm/megaflyover/index.html
mkbarth 3 years ago
At first i thought the camel's shadow were the camels I was like "What are they stepping on"
osmarej 3 years ago 3
but u can see they took this pic in a plane
the guys in chad are looking up
wrewres 3 years ago
Yeah, wrewres. All these close-up, high-res pictures were taken from a plane. They flew all around Africa and had Google Earth add their pictures right where each one was taken.
mkbarth 3 years ago
hey this is really cool, could you please send me a message with how to make those videos? thanks;)
N00bsToTheMax 3 years ago
Thanks, N00bsToTheMax. I sent you a message with some notes on making Google Earth videos for YouTube.
mkbarth 3 years ago
Send me one too tks?
DRHAT1 3 years ago
Sure, DRHAT1. I sent you a message.
mkbarth 3 years ago
yeah how do you make these vids anyway?
xxscotthuddxx 3 years ago
OK, xxscotthuddxx. I sent you a message, where there's more room, with some notes for making these videos.
mkbarth 3 years ago
oh yeah and here is the lion. lol
51°50'54.75"N 0°33'16.08"W
xxscotthuddxx 3 years ago
Thanx again
xxscotthuddxx 3 years ago
have u ever tried australia or New Zealand yet mkbarth?
Aloysius458 3 years ago
Hey, Aloysius458. Not for animals, but Australia is featured in several of my vids: 5w8lQ6JnsKQ, ceuhzf22LBc, Y6UCMxUAiHA, ZJNhzxf7EEk.
mkbarth 3 years ago
thx dude, great job!
Casper2582 3 years ago
this is all sooooooooooooooo fake man
joyoussef 3 years ago
Hey, joyoussef. No, not fake. These high-res images are in Google Earth. Look in the description (more) next to the video for the coordinates of every one.
mkbarth 3 years ago
thanks alot and im sorry for saying their fake.....thx appreciate it :)
joyoussef 3 years ago
WOW theres hundreds of antelope!
gameer007 3 years ago
Cool, well done!
leatherman7553 4 years ago
Geesh dude you have alot of time on your hands to sit alook for stuff... but its all good man still digging it