optical illusion

Optical illusions happen when our eyes try to play tricks on our brain... or is our actually when our brain plays tricks on our eyes? Either way, it always interesting when we have to take a double-take because we think we may have seen something impossible. Could it really be a dog with two heads? Or two identical pups? If you're like me, you'll be pleased by either outcome.

Optical illusions will always catch your eye. Sometimes you can look up into the clouds and see exactly what you were just thinking about. Sometimes you'll trick yourself into seeing a text from someone you've been hoping to hear from. And sometimes you might just see something funny in your own furry buddy. As if they weren't 'cat-ptavating' enough.

It all started with a simple question on twitter: which of the two zebras in this photo is in front, facing the camera, the left or the right one?

The Indian Wildlife photographer, Sarosh Lodhi, took this photo of two zebras in the Maasai Mara national game reserve in Kenya, and it went viral. 

As you can see from the following comments, people had a hard time deciding...What do you think? 

Animals have an amazing ability to hide within their surrounding. 

Whether they are hunted or the hunters, these cunning animals are all masters of disguise who can make you look them twice or thrice just to spot them in plain sight.

Can you spot each and every one of them in these photos? 

The answers are below if you're too confused. 

With over 13,000 retweets and 43,000 likes over the span of a few days, Twitter is having a mini-meltdown due to this mind-boggling optical illusion of a photo, posted by Twitter user @dancingfool75.

What do you see when first seeing the pic? Many users claimed to see some sort of evil horse-pig hybrid monster. Others saw a deformed or possessed goat.

We're not going to lie, took us awhile to figure out what it was we were staring at. 

Thankfully, someone shared the answer with users. 

It's all about perspective...