Cloud-watching is one of the best pastimes for a lazy spring or summer time weekend. Just stretch out on the grass and let your imagination wander as you spot faces and images in the fluffy clouds lazily floating through the beautiful sky.
Our tendency to see faces or images in random objects, such as cloud formations, is called pareidolia. Renowned astrophysicist Carl Sagan theorized that this hard-wired tendency evolved as a way to quickly identify faces at a split-second (even in poor visibility), allowing us to identify them and judge their emotional state in the blink of an eye. And that's why we see things in bushes, white clouds, and even appliances or random objects!
If you go to watch the beautiful clouds, be sure to take some pictures and add them to this post dedicated to this natural phenomenon! Don't forget to tell us what you thought they looked like!
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Dog
Dragon Breathing Fire
Godzilla
That Godzilla is mine. Who submitted that. I have proof. That's my neighborhood. I don't remember submitting that. Can someone get back to m
Eagle
"Morning Glory" Clouds Look Like Ropes
Snow Mountain
Doesn't it mean that a huge storm is coming and that it's time to go home? (it's a real question, no need to be rude if you answer).
Edgy Clouds
Dragon #nida
Golem Strolling Through The Air
Angel With A Horn
Screaming Face
This Looks Like An Animal Head
Cat
Horse-drawn Carriage
Seahorse
Love
Eyes Of God
Watchers
J For ...
Dog Falco (left) Vs. Cat-lion?(right)
Teddy Bear
Pi In The Sky
Bunny
Elephant On The Sunball
Flashlight From Heaven
There Be Dragon
Heart Cloud, Real Photo!
