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March 30, 2006 by Vurdlak | Share  

Yet antoher impressive picture of snakes that seem to rotate, while in fact this is also a steady image.

Rotating Snakes no.2 Illusion

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13 Responses
  1. William Salt says:

    They only “rotate” if you move your eyes; after you keep ‘em still for a bit, they stop “moving”.

  2. Farted says:

    Yeah, they move…

  3. RaiderX says:

    Theyre lying, its a GIF!! lol good illusion

  4. matt says:

    its not a GIF right click and press save picture as and were it says save as type it says JPEG

  5. M 2 the H O says:

    lol u showed him matt. yea itsreal cause when you stare in 1 place it stays still.
    do you really think they programmed it so that when you look at it it stops?

  6. Northy says:

    Almost noone can keep their eyes focused on 1 point for more then a couple of seconds.
    You need to move your eyes constantly else the whole picture would turn black in matter of minutes.

    You can see it like that your brains needs to refresh the picture constantly thats why it seems it rotates

  7. kristen says:

    Radier,even pics that DONT move to you are GIF ugh..btw it totally works

  8. wesley says:

    its not a gif because i printed it out

  9. MMM says:

    Cool!

  10. Pandas says:

    hey, something else about the picture. if you look at just one of the circles, or snakes, whatever, it looks like a spiral. But if you trace the outer edge of whatever circle you are looking at it turns out that it’s not a spiral

  11. ;-(3) says:

    It only moves if you move your eyes. If you focus on the middle of one it doesnt work.

    ~ ;-(3)

  12. Anonymous says:

    if you put your face up to the screen so that your nose is touching, the 3 circles in the row change into two:D

  13. donifearnain says:

    is it becoming unfashionable to be able to spell properly ? If we don’t abide by the mutual agreements we eventually become unintelligible. It probably stems from the increase of the texting culture but it is not clever and does not increase our knowledge base. This is also a symptom of the need for speed in communication which results in people chopping phrases, not finishing sentences and improvising made-up words which do not exist,except only in their own minds.

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