Optical Illusions often deceive our eyes, challenging our perception and attention to detail. The next optical illusion picture in this series, a rabbit with a carrot, asks you to see the three fine differences in just seven seconds. This exercise not only helps one develop the observation skills but even shows the intricacies involved in the visual perception.
Carrot Color Variation
One of the noticeable differences in the illusion is the colour of the carrot. Most parts of the image depict the carrot as being in a bright, flaming orange colour; however, one of the images shows a slightly varying degree to this tone—a more orange or a lighter shade. The difference in color is meant to indicate how fast one can notice the minute changes amongst visual ‘noise’.
Rabbit’s Ear Position
Another difference can be found at how the ears of the rabbit have been positioned. One ear is slightly bent or on a higher position than the other. This difference allows viewers to see what the rabbit is really doing while situating the ears that it has in the proper posture.
Backgrounds
Also, the backgrounds in some of the pictures are different. In one of them, there might be the addition of something or an amendment to background information, such as an overall pattern or even an omission of an object. This action concerning the background change makes for a very subtle difference, in that it is easy to pass over while viewing the scene whole.
Here is the solution
It takes a human gaze, which sharply focuses, within just seven seconds to notice those differences. The optical illusion is fun and serves only as a visual puzzle but underlines the complexity of human perception and the innately ingenious ways artists could cheat the human view.