Have you ever looked at a cloud and could swear you saw something familiar in it, rather than just a bunch of white fluff? Maybe you spotted an animal face staring back at you while eating lunch, or maybe something completely ordinary around you suddenly looked surprisingly alive. Well, it looks like you’ve experienced pareidolia.
Pareidolia is the tendency to recognize familiar shapes and patterns in things that aren’t actually meant to represent them. Our brains are particularly good at finding faces, but as the photos shared by the online community 'Pareidolia.org' show, the phenomenon can go much further than a couple of dots and a line resembling eyes and a mouth. The photos shared on the page are seriously entertaining, so we thought it would be fun to select some of our favorites and show them to you, dear Pandas.
Scroll down and see what your own brain discovers in these amusing examples. And don’t be surprised if, after looking through them, you start noticing faces, animals, and unexpected characters everywhere you go.
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That's to Daddy George Bush. He said he hated broccoli and bout ruined the broccoli industry.
My C6 along with my C5 & C4 are all bulging pressing on to my nerves causing severe chronic pain. Now they really are laughing at me!
You are not incorrect. However that's not a ray; it's a shaft.
I think the face kinda looks like a smiling turtle brother from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
No, but you do whatever the f*ck that mouse needs you to do.
HAMLET: Do you see yonder cloud that's almost in shape of a camel? LORD POLONIUS: By the mass, and 'tis like a camel, indeed. HAMLET: Methinks it is like a weasel. LORD POLONIUS: It is backed like a weasel. HAMLET: Or like a whale? LORD POLONIUS: Very like a whale. (Hamlet, III:2)
Oh. Naw. The entire thing to the dump. Everything must be replaced
