Leave it to optical illusions to blow our minds. It never fails to amuse us when we see how much what our eyes see and what our brains understand can mismatch. In some excellent optical illusions, the differences exist even when we are fully aware of them. Throughout history, there have been many famous optical illusions. Some of them are created intentionally, such as the Ames Window. If you don’t know about it, it creates an impression of moving back and forth while rotating 360 degrees. It is used in creating the illusion of a moving Van Gogh’s “Starry Night”.
The Secret Of The Optical Illusion
Believe it or not, this optical illusion has three dogs, and not just two, What’s more, is that no humans are in the picture. So, do you see the third dog now? If you did not, do not be worried, because the majority of us did not see it either. We did not see it even after being told the secret! The human is the third dog, by the way. It is not a person dressed in all black, sporting a furry jacket and hat. It is a black poodle. So have you seen the third dog yet?
Here’s another hint: the poodle is actually looking at the camera. The “person’s” hat is the poofy tail of the poodle. Finally, what looks like the scarf or stole is actually the cute head of the good boy. Here take a look at the dog being highlighted:
Once you notice it, it might get easy to see it the next time. However, even then, it has been pretty difficult for a lot of viewers. According to the explanation of one of the viewers, the black fur makes it almost impossible for our brains to distinguish the shadows and contours. As such, our brains go by only the outline. The outline looks identical to that of a person facing away from us.