What Does Your Brain See?
Your eyes send information
to your brain about what you
experience. Your brain creates
your perception of the world.
It interprets the things you see.
That’s why toast marks on a
piece of bread might look like
a face. (That’s pareidolia.)
But sometimes, your brain
gets tricked! Optical illusions
make your brain see
something differently from
the way it actually is.
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Watch the video to learn about optical illusions. And keep your eye out for examples of pareidolia and optical illusions. Snap a photo or draw your own. Send it to us at
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