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Microsoft's search engine, Bing.com, features a fun, new homepage photo everyday. Today was extra fun, as the homepage had a hidden treasure many probably missed upon first glance.

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The photo was an aerial view of a beach in Croatia and if you look closely at the sand, some cheeky beachgoer drew a big 'ole penis.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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But Bing did find out, and unfortunately removed the penis.

This is the current Photoshopped version:

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

It seems that the first to publicly discover the phallic drawing was Twitter user Andrew Lyle. Good eye Andrew, good eye.

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Well, R.I.P. sand penis. We hardly knew ye.

Perhaps the most important question we have about this is who's still using Bing? AYYYYYYYY!

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