Ambigous figures are drawings that seem to flip from being one thing to another. Psychologists Melissa Allen and Alison Chambers recently showed these images to teenagers with autism in an attempt to ...

The duck-rabbit illusion, originating from a German magazine in 1892 and later referenced by Wittgenstein, demonstrates how perspective shapes perception. Seeing either animal first reveals cognitive ...

This optical illusion personality test, shared by Mia Yilin, reveals insights based on whether you see a duck or a rabbit first. Spotting the duck suggests a strong sense of fairness and attention to ...

The internet loves a good optical illusion, whether it’s the famous dress (is it black and blue or gold and white?) or the sneakers (mint and grey or pink and white?). Now the latest head-scratcher ...

The team behind The OK Book again plays with perspective and visual trickery, this time using a classic image that looks like either a rabbit (with long ears) or a duck (with a long bill). In a series ...