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December 27, 2008 by Vurdlak | Share  

Adnan Abosh, the person who sent the newest illusion, wants to know whether there are two zebras in the picture, or only one with mirror effect. Adnan probably knows the answer, same as I do, but would still like to see how you see it. This is his email: “Dear Sir, I love your website, I visit it daily. Keep up the good work. See the zebra picture below, you might like to publish it.” This particular submission is very similar to the one with Two Horses and One Head, and Puzzled Cows.

A Mirror or Two Zebras?

Comments

180 Responses
  1. P-entertainment says:

    Cool picture, but unfortnuately you can see the muzzle of the second zebra and the head is slightly tilted towards the right something which would look weird on if you could only see the second body.. But still a brilliant photo :D

  2. Big Boi says:

    its deffinately not a mirror cos the tree in the background is only on one side

  3. Anonymous says:

    two zebras look at the markings

  4. Grease says:

    Yep!
    Two zebra’s.
    You can see the wrinkles on the left sided one!

    Very good, though?

    Photoshopped?

  5. Hollybear says:

    Definately two different zebras the necks dont have the same stirps and also you can see the other zebras nose underneath the left zebras neck.

  6. Blaise Pascal says:

    It’s easy to tell with such distinctively patterned animals. Just look to see of the stripe pattern is mirrored.

    The head pattern is likely to be somewhat bilaterally symmetric, so it’s likely to look mirrored if it is a reflection or if it’s one zebra’s head. So look to the stripes on the neck. Since the zebra neck on the left hand has broad, solid stripes, and the neck on the right has stripes which split and join, I’d say it’s two zebras.

  7. Anonymous says:

    Easy answer, good illusion, awesome photography. (I won’t ruin it for the next person)

  8. NYCgirl says:

    It’s definitely two Zebras since the stripes aren’t symmetrical. Cool photo though. Really like it.

  9. Sarah says:

    What about a zebra with two bodies..?

    I’m pretty sure this is two zebras (take a look at the tree that is ONLY to the right).

    Love it! It looks so funny!

  10. tloos says:

    Easy to figure out;But very enjoyable.

  11. Anonymous says:

    I personaly think theres two Zebras,theres only one head because the other Zebras head is behind the other Zebra

  12. arauz_90 says:

    Two zebras, the second one behind the first one, pretty obvious i think.

  13. Anonymous says:

    it is two zebras cause the stripes and the backgrounds do not match

  14. FILA says:

    defiantly two zebras, you can see the lines on his neck dont match up with each other on bot sides. the one on the right has a different pattern. the zebra on the right has its head down behind the left zebra

  15. Anonymous says:

    Lol it’s two Zebras. You can see the end of the mouth under the neck of the full Zebra.

    lol sorry if that spoiled it for y’all

  16. Anonymous says:

    2 zebras

  17. Anonymous says:

    IT’s 2 zebras. The stripes are different.

  18. Anonymous says:

    2, u can see the muzzle under

  19. Anonymous says:

    haha this is funny

    lol 1st comment?

  20. Anonymous says:

    at first glance it looks like a mirror but now i can see its the zebra on the left thats looking at us while the one on the right has his head hidden.

  21. mb in troy says:

    Obviously two. The Z on the left has all stripes running top to bottom. The Z on the right has a white spot.

  22. Katelyn says:

    There are two zebras- the stripe patterns on the zebras are different. Nice illusion, though!

  23. Anonymous says:

    1st Comment? If so Yay!

    I Say there are Two Zebra’s Because If you look at the Right Zebra’s Neck the patern there is different than the Zebra on the Left and you can see the other Zebra’s nose under the Zebra on the lefts neck.. (Lol i hope u ppls can understand me :P )

    This Site Is Kwl :D

  24. Anonymous says:

    First!!! two zebras! one neck is higher than the other

  25. Anonymous says:

    you can see the mouth of the left zebra behind the neck and the stripes aren’t the same

  26. Rosa Nguyen says:

    you can see the nose of the second zebra. and if you take notice of the background it can’t be mirror..the neck on the left belongs to the head.

    it is still cool :O

  27. Kalthia says:

    It is two zebras. :)

  28. Chos says:

    Cool!, It’s not a mirrored zebra, the shapes on both sides are not identically :-P, pretty fun.

    Regards from Mexico!

  29. Anonymous says:

    2!
    u can see the mouth at the bottom of the other zebra’s neck

  30. sam says:

    woow!

    i see 2 zebras …

  31. Anonymous says:

    2 zebras because the stripes are different

  32. Mike says:

    Just take a moment to look at the stripes on their necks and you shall see they are different. So no mirror there ;)

  33. Aaron says:

    Nice work, did you take that your self, and my opinion is its two zebras because
    a) The background &
    b) the bottom lip under and to the left of the zebra face.
    :) very good picture

  34. Anonymous says:

    one zebra, mirror effect.

  35. Anonymous says:

    simple, a zebra with two bodies

  36. Amy says:

    There are two zebras, because I see a snout on the left side, and none on the right.

  37. She says:

    Clearly it’s two zebras, the head belonging to the one on the left. There are two big giveaways: 1) The zebra on the left has a wrinkled neck because it is twisted toward the camera, while the zebra on the right has a smooth neck because it is looking away from the camera. And 2) You can see the zebra on the right’s snout beneath the other one’s neck.

  38. Locke says:

    left is facing right is looking away.

  39. Team Edward Cullen says:

    First comment? :)
    It is a very good illusion but you can see a piece of the other zebra’s mouth near the neck of the zebra with the head showing, so there are two zebras.

  40. David says:

    A nice picture taken at the right time and place, but hardly worth asking (mostly) intelligent people whether it’s a mirror image or 2 zebra’s. Half a second looking at the sides of the face tells you the answer.

  41. Anonymous says:

    Two Zebra’s. The one on the left is facing you, you can just see the muzzel of the one on the right

  42. Anonymous says:

    its 2 zebras because if you look closely at the pattern os their necks, the one on the right has a white bit which is not on the left one.

    FIRST COMMENT!

  43. Anacho says:

    As every zebra has it’s own unique stripe pattern, you can easily draw your own conclusion.

  44. Anonymous says:

    If you look closely at the right ear it is duplicated.

  45. Anonymous says:

    i think it’s a mirror because the two halves of the face are much too similar

  46. Anonymous says:

    2 zebra’s, because you can see under the neck from the left zebra a piece of mounth…You see?

  47. TheBlueFlame says:

    there are two zebras. Look under the neck of the one on the left and you will see what looks like a lower jaw

  48. TheBlueFlame says:

    and the neck patterns aren’t quite similar enought to be a mirror

  49. Jonathan Lessin says:

    There are two zebras. Only the head of the left one is visible.

  50. Rhys Jupiter says:

    2 zebras, you can see the second ones nose and they have different stripes

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