Why do we see faces everywhere

Have you ever seen a face in a morning cup of coffee, a rabbit or a dog in the clouds or a sinister face on the moon? No, it's not us who are crazy, it's a very real and very funny thing. Moreover, this ability also has a scientific name — pareidolia, a psychological phenomenon in which a person is able to see faces in ordinary objects. Pareidolia is a kind of visual illusions that a person creates based on the details of a real object.

The dog seems to see it too.

"My slippers are clearly up to something."

The goddess of citrus fruits.

The pigeon's head is in... the feces of that pigeon.

"I think someone died in my martini."

The suitcase is upset that they don't take it with them.

The car suspects something.

How rude.

"Turn me over!"

Snow is very happy to lie on a chair.

An elephant made of fire and smoke.

"That's enough!"

A ghost in a frying pan.

Embrace trees more often.

The shell is very excited.

Mmm, what a delicious chain.

"I opened the bacon, and there are penguins. Is that how to have breakfast now?"

Naked yogurt.