19 curious cases when people saw in ordinary objects what is not really there (20 photos)

Have you ever thought that cars have eyes and faces expressing emotions? Or maybe you saw something in the patterns on the carpet? This phenomenon is called pareidolia.





Pareidolia is a type of visual illusion that makes you see people's faces, animal silhouettes, or outlines things where they don't really exist. We've put together a few for you. curious examples.

It's a fried egg that looks like chicken


Edgar Allan Poe appeared on the peeling door





The lotus seed core is angry



Grill smile



My dad saw this moss-covered snag that looks like an otter



tomato tree



Paperclip from Microsoft Word changed profession



Creepy dumpling face



It's just a sock



Another Easter Island



Lost face of a lost bag



Padre Pio showed up in my curry last night and gave the exact date for the end of the world



My cat sleeping upside down looks like an angry rabbit



If you see it once, it will be impossible to unsee it later!

If you see it once, it will be impossible to unsee it later!

Friendly puppy in my beer



This restaurant table is looking at you



This cloud looks like a thumbs up gesture



Pumpkin skin looks like it's a low quality image



What is this, a teddy bear?



A restless soul is immured in my stand