Internet users can't tell if man is petting rabbit or bird
The latest illusion on the internet is sending many down the rabbit hole after seeing it.
Whether it be the beach or door illusion, or the crow-cat illusion, the internet is filled with places to find the most bizarre illusions ever.
The latest of the lot is a video of a man petting an animal that has left many confused as to what it actually is. The video was shared by Twitter user Dan Quintana, captioned: "Rabbits love getting stroked on their nose."
But is it a rabbit - that is a question. We can't quite distinguish exactly what it is. Users tried to figure out whether it was a rabbit or a bird. If you turn your computer or phone to a side view, the 'ears' resemble a beak.
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Get ready to go down the rabbit hole with this illusion.
Check it out below:
Rabbits love getting stroked on their nose pic.twitter.com/aYOZGAY6kP
— Dan Quintana 🐰 (@dsquintana) August 18, 2019
Here's what tweeps had to say about the heated debate that erupted following the post that went viral:
I know this is weird but for ten seconds all I could see was a crow having its head stroked 😕
— Mike Booton (@mbooton) August 19, 2019
Good lord... can't anyone tell the difference between fur and feathers?? And watch when it blinks.. only birds and reptiles have that extra, hidden eyelid :p
— Jerry C (@JerryC77585900) August 20, 2019
Optical illusion? Haha! Clearly you see a "raven albicollis" or "white-necked raven", you can it's nictitating membrane when it lubricates the eye. For those who don't know about it, it's native to Eastern and Southern Africa. You're welcome!
— Jafet Rachid Al-Fayed (@al_jafet) August 21, 2019
This freaks me out, as I can see 2 animals, but it’s not like once I’ve seen one I can’t see the other, I can switch between both 😳🤯
— Mike 💬 (@TheMikeKehoe) August 20, 2019
Not sure if rubbing left looking rabbit on the nose
— ꜱᴡᴀᴘɴɪʟ ಠ_ಠ ʙʜᴀᴛɪᴀ (@synbiocs) August 18, 2019
or
an upward looking bird on the head (ears=beak) pic.twitter.com/RxTMwWD7za
— Brainoscience (@brainoscience) August 18, 2019
What do you see when you look at the video? Rabbit or bird? Let us know by voting in the poll below.