SEE: This satellite view of Earth looks a lot like a cat - and the internet agrees
Who runs the world? Cats!
The Canadian Space Agency shared a satellite view of the Cape Breton Highlands in Nova Scotia in an attempt to highlight the region's geology and history.
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Instead, the organisation also managed to highlight how much the area looks like a cat.
The space agency followed the original tweet with a new one.
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"So apparently, quite a few of you see a cat in this satellite image. Does it mean it should have been named Cat Breton instead of Cape Breton? Help us sort out this confusion please."
So apparently, quite a few of you see a cat in this satellite image. Does it mean it should have been named Cat Breton instead of Cape Breton? Help us sort out this confusion please.
— Canadian Space Agency (@csa_asc) February 23, 2022
Credit and full description of this image: https://t.co/uD5VdWjltQ pic.twitter.com/WehKsZTADo
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According to the space agency, Lost Art Cartography artist Marcel Morin processed the original image, taken in April 2021, from the European Space Agency's Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite.
When describing what exactly is in the picture, he shared: "This windswept, snow-covered boreal plateau is surrounded by steep-sided ravines, fast-flowing rivers and waterfalls pouring off escarpments."
So no cats, whatsoever...
Ok, our mistake! It just really looks like a cat on its side...
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