Here are another 25 Optical Illusions That Will Blow Your Mind! <br /> <br />1. Stare at the dot in the centre of this image <br /> <br />2. Which image is bigger a or b? They're actually the same size <br /> <br />3. Our eyes are tricking us into believing the pink dots are moving but they're all stationary <br /> <br />4. These lines are moving up and down but not to the right, did they move right without you thinking? <br /> <br />5. No stairs here, just depth perception with the drawing and the red square in the background <br /> <br />6. Just a quick fyi, those red lines are straight as arrows <br /> <br />7. More line jiggery pokery here, all of the lines here are straight diagonal ones, the smaller ones create the illusion <br /> <br />8. Stare at the dots in the centre for 30 seconds, now close your eyes, who do you see? <br /> <br />9. There are several variations to this illusion but the effect is the same. The “blue” and “green” backgrounds are in fact the same color (open it in photoshop). <br /> <br /> <br />10. The dots between the squares are all white <br /> <br />11. It won't be long before that big monster catches the baby monster....except when it does it'll find they're the same size <br /> <br />12. Does this shape have 3 stumps or not? <br /> <br />13. More moving around but this image is completely still <br /> <br />14. The Kanizsa Triangle was named after the psychologist Gaetano Kanizsa who first described its effect. When you look at the image your brain creates contours (outlines) of a triangle although none exist. In reality it is an illusion created by the the wedges and the angles. <br /> <br />15. Stare at this image for 30 seconds and it will slowly disappear <br /> <br />16. This is a classic illusion named after Ludimar Hermann who discovered it in 1870. At every point where the white lines intersect our eyes perceive a gray, shadowy blob. If you look directly at one of the intersections though, the blob disappears.
