Google’s latest Street View project uses ziplines to showcase Brazilian rainforests — mashable.com

Google just added zipline to the growing list of ways it's captured Street View images from far-flung locations around the world. The company's newest collection of Street View photography used a zipline to help document the upper canopy of an Amazon rainforest. The latest images, the result of a partnership with the Amazonas Sustainable Foundation (FAS), allow you to view the trees and other plant life in a section of the Amazon rainforest— from the forest floor to the upper canopy — through the lens of a zipline mounted camera.

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