Can you spot the animal in the picture?
© Imgur/Matata If you can’t see what it is — take a step back from the screen and be surprised by the animal that suddenly emerges. Feel free to share the picture with your friends ...
optical illusion
Can you see the woman hiding in the picture?
The name of the artist is Jörg Düsterwald, a German painter who specialises in body paintings. In a technique which can be compared to camouflaging, Jörg paints the models to perfectly blend into their environment, ...
There are 16 circles in this picture, but most people can’t find them – can you?
It’s only been a couple days since this image was uploaded to Reddit, but it’s already got the whote internet scratching their heads. Because it’s not as easy as you think to figure this out. ...
Mimi quit her job as a teacher to follow her dream – now amazes the world with mind-blowing makeup pictures
You would think that Mimi has been working with makeup all her life, but this is not the case. She was a pre-school teacher for 3 years but eventually started feeling like she wasn’t able to express ...
Look At This 100-Year-Old Picture For 1 Second. What You See Reveals Something About Your Brain.
Image Source What do you see? A duck? A rabbit? Or both? This illusion was sketched over a hundred years ago, but has recently gained momentum on social media, The Independent reports. Some people see ...
Look At This 100-Year-Old Picture For 1 Second. What You See Reveals Something About Your Brain.
Image Source What do you see? A duck? A rabbit? Both? This illusion was sketched over a hundred years ago, but has recently gained momentum on social media, The Independent reports. Some people see a ...
The Answer To The Brick Wall That’s Confusing Hundreds Of Thousands On Facebook.
So, can you see what’s hiding in the picture? Look closely… The answer? A cigar! Trick: it’s pointing outwards! Want to let your friends in on the secret? Feel free to share this with ...
How many girls are in this confusing picture?
I myself have switched camps a few times. Every time I think I’ve figured out the optical illusion, I notice something new that leads me to doubt my answer. So how do commenters weigh in on this debate? Their answers range ...