20 Incredibly Amusing Examples Of Pareidolia That You Won't Be Able To Unsee
At times, you suddenly see the ice in your glass of wine look like a human face, or bubbles in your cup of tea form a cat shape. You may think that you must have a weird illusion. But actually, you do not. Most of us have been in these circumstances. It is a psychological phenomenon called pareidolia, causing you to see familiar objects or things in abstract things or patterns. If you see faces in daily objects, it is ordinary. In other words, your vision is good, and you are not crazy, lol.
We can realize that inanimate things also look vividly like living creatures. In some cases, it is a little bit creepy. But technically, this tendency is fascinating. People who experienced pareidolia find it so amusing and decide to share the pics with others. We have rounded up some of the most interesting ones in the collection below. Definitely, you won't be able to unsee these.
#1 He's done with life
Source: meebit
#2 This blob of hand cream looks like a kitten
Source: yum_disc
#3 A snail comes out of an exploded egg
Source: monkeyman9608
#4 Bubbles that form a little cat shape
Source: HowAboutNo69
#5 Sun's reflection on drinking glass creates Bart Simpson’s skull
Source: 0zymandias21
#6 Turtle with a reflection that resembles a face of a man
Source: Gatimon
#7 A snow lizard
Source: mcspecies
#8 A cat mid sneeze on the dog's chest
Source: VintageRice
#9 The ice looks like a man face
Source: HOOKMAN-BUTTZ
#10 A cute dog but actually just rust
Source: XiaoRJ
#11 Can't unsee this
Source: plazma421
#12 A small elephant
Source: Skyblue_Monty
#13 There's a goddess in this orange
Source: theone1221
#14 What house would you belong to? Gryffindor or Slytherin?
Source: tiatiaaa89
#15 He was shocked
Source: MonsterPooper
#16 A man head
Source: clarkbarniner
#17 This orchid really looks like an eagle
Source: kYlejAEnz
#18 Donald Trump found in a dog's ear
Source: BanksyBhoy
#19 This is a T-Rex
Source: AberrantDevices
#20 This potato looks like it's trying to escape itself
Source: Moonri