The optical illusion post has accumulated more than ... It says that only one plate is not flipped upside down, and once users figure that out, they will see all the plates correctly.

As some astute observers pointed out, the trick is to turn your device upside down. Then you will — hopefully ... of a phenomenon called the Thatcher illusion. Named after Margaret Thatcher ...

An optical illusion showing a man with a large nose, moustache and beard has a hidden image - but only 10% of people can see it. Can you spot the hidden dog?

The illusion shows that people have a difficult time identifying isolated feature changes when a face is turned upside down. The Thatcher effect was named after former British Prime Minister ...

Optical illusions are visual images that trick ... While another wrote: "Didn't have to turn it upside down - saw her lovely face right off the bat." Another said: "The is the trickiest lol ...

NOTE: the illusion works just as well if you cut and paste copies of your photo the old-fashioned way with scissors and glue. 2. Turn the photo upside down. 3. Cut out a copy of your mouth ...

One such illusion is the image above ... the number 5 has a distinct rounded bottom, unlike 4 or 2. Turn the image upside down. This trick can help reset your perspective and reveal hidden ...

That's the top left if you've turned the illusion upside down. If you're still struggling, we've included the solution at the bottom to put you out of your misery. Engaging in activities like ...

Optical illusions are images that play a visual ... Another remarked swiftly: "Didn't have to turn it upside down - saw her lovely face right off the bat." Another person commented on the ...