A site bringing together shots from across the globe is a real baaa-rrel of laughs - because the pictures are of SHEEP. There are those countries in the world known for their sheep - Wales ...

One new blog collects Google Street View images, but not of people in creepy masks standing at the side of the road. Instead, this blog collects pictures of sheep. Google Sheep View was created to ...

In their sheep search, they generally just take to "walking" on different rural roads in Street View. They look on either side of the street while moving slowly. "It takes time and precision," Ren ...

Google Sheep View is exactly what it sounds like: A collection of Google Street View snapshots that just happen to have sheep in them.The project was started by photographers Ding Ren and Mike ...

So it strapped solar-powered, 360-degree cameras onto the backs of a few shaggy Faroese sheep and began uploading the resulting, and very breathtaking, images to Street View itself. The whole ...

But it’s unclear if sheep have ever taken Street View images before. The sheep in question roam around the 18 rocky isles tucked in the North Atlantic Ocean between Norway and Iceland, gathering ...

A sheep in the village of Kaldbaksbotnur made images mostly of his or her fellow sheep. Sponsor Message In the northern village of Tjoernuvik, a ram took a selfie of the back of his own head.

Google Street View has toured cities and climbed mountains, but one place it's never been is the tiny Faroe Islands. So islanders have taken matters into their own hands -- strapping cameras to sheep.

Euro sheep: The black and white sheep in Madeira, Portugal were captured in November 2009 (Image: Google Maps). Humorous and revealing, there are also hiccups recording by the Google Street View ...

So it strapped solar-powered, 360-degree cameras onto the backs of a few shaggy Faroese sheep and began uploading the resulting, and very breathtaking, images to Street View itself.