Did it seem or not? 22 photos of things that are very similar to other things
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/did-it-seem-or-not-22-photos-of-things-that-are-very-similar-to-other-things.htmlThere is such a thing as paraleidolia. This is a kind of optical illusions, which consists in perceiving real objects where they actually do not exist. In other words, a person can see the faces and silhouettes of animals and people in other non-animate objects.
It is said that this phenomenon is most often encountered by people suffering from mental disorders. But it is also not alien to perfectly healthy people! Here are at least 22 proofs.
We don't know what happened to this potato, but it looks pretty sad.
For some reason, the cat launched a nuclear bomb and is now watching it.
Do you want a big-eyed meat frog for dinner?
"This tiny dent in the floor seems to be watching me"
"Does anyone else see a tiny dude with an afro in paint on this wall?"
This trash can shadow looks cute and sinister at the same time.
"Hmm, it seems this mushroom is glad to see me."
A puddle in the shape of a Scooby-Doo.
"High five, man!"
What an impudent grin this Tesla has!
The plane is in anticipation of an exciting journey.
"Butter was happy to be on bread"
This squid sleeps so sweetly… I don't even want to bother him.
And how often does mango wink at you?
How much pain and despair there is in one picture.
Cute mustache at this house.
"I don't understand what surprised him so much"
This tool is an endless supply of paraleidolia.
It seems that the parcel is not very happy with how the courier treated it.
How much joy is on these faces! Oh, the folders.
"I was just baking pancakes and suddenly..."
"Suddenly I saw my dog in a banana"
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