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Facts, science and history of optical illusions.
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Can animals see optical illusions? Hosico cat shows it with optical illusion rug

Animals and optical illusions

Bezold effect fabric

Bezold Effect

sorrowful rock face pareidolia

How do optical illusions work?

Tetanus Rainbow

This tetanus rainbow was created without Photoshop tricks. The photographer chose the right forced perspective (and an ultra-wide angle).

Source/credit: Eric Burgers

This tetanus rainbow was created without Photoshop tricks. The photographer chose the right perspective (and an ultra-wide angle) to capture this rusty faucet.

The trippy result is a great example of forced perspective photography.

 

More optical illusions:

Perfectly Polished
Ominous bird
Bald friends
Model ship on poles
Parking ramp
Square shadow
Grid Illusion Shirt
Screw hole
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Peacock with its head in the ground

Peacock with its head in the ground

Cars

This fungus is named Xylaria polymorpha, but more commonly known as dead man's fingers. This example is a perfect illusion, with 5 digits and more shaped like a hand than other specimens. It really looks like a zombie is going to rise up from the ground.

Dead Man’s Fingers

Nature