Duck or rabbit?
Anonymous artist; later studied by Joseph Jastrow
A beak becomes a pair of ears. Nothing in the drawing changes.
Ambiguous figures / 1979 technique / 2005 image
Hidden Shark Autostereogram
A repeated dot pattern contains a hidden three-dimensional shark.
TRY THIS
Enlarge the image. Relax your gaze as though looking behind it until neighboring repetitions merge. The intended view uses parallel, or wall-eyed, viewing.
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No machine-readable author provided. Fred Hsu assumed (based on copyright claims).
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What is Hidden Shark Autostereogram?
A repeated dot pattern contains a hidden three-dimensional shark.
What should I look for in Hidden Shark Autostereogram?
Enlarge the image. Relax your gaze as though looking behind it until neighboring repetitions merge. The intended view uses parallel, or wall-eyed, viewing.
What explains Hidden Shark Autostereogram?
When neighboring repetitions are matched between the two eyes, their disparities create apparent depth from a single flat image.
