Google Maps users spot naked couple getting it on at the side of the road in Taiwan
A RANDY couple were caught getting it on by eagle-eyed users of Google Maps.
The completely naked couple appear to be romping against a parked car at the side of the road in Taiwan.
The steamy snaps, taken by the side of the Shantian Road in Taichung, appear to show a completely naked man with his arms wrapped around a nude woman, as the pair lean in for a kiss.
They appear to be going at it at the side of the mountain road, with no attempt to hide as they romp out in the open.
The road became one of the top searched places in the region as users flooded online to see the randy couple for themselves.
The spot was also flooded with five-star reviews before Google bosses got wind of the X-rated snap.
It's not clear when the picture was taken as Google Maps have been scouring the planer for snaps for years.
A social media user who spotted the naughty snap said: "I took a look on Google to see whether I’d find some animals, and unexpectedly came across this wonderful sight!
"Google Maps is the greatest ever invention – it’s greater than God."
The snap has prompted locals to joke they plan on heading down to the usually boring roadside for some action.
One said: "I’ve never thought about going there but now I want to. It definitely seems like a lively area."
With a cheeky mate replying: "Let’s drive there now. It seems like there’s a special surprise waiting."
A Google spokesperson said: "Users can refer to Google’s content policy instructions to understand what content is prohibited and restricted, such as not allowing pornography, explicit or sexually suggestive content."
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And it's not the first time the mood has taken a couple on a whim, resulting in embarrassing public scenes.
Just yesterday it was reported that a saucy San Diego couple were caught bonking in broad daylight in the back of a Ford Focus.
And a pair of boozy Brits were filmed in the midst of steamy sex session in the sand on a Magaluf beach back in September - bizarrely positioned underneath a giant floodlight.
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