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New Optical illusion: This Mickey Mouse doesn't move!

A similar effect is achieved by changing the contrast between the flashing background and the outline of the figure.
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Ancient Egyptian lock
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Industrial production of Arab Shawarma
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Surgery
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Say hello to “Mary-Kate and Ashley.”

This diamondback terrapin turtle hatched a couple weeks ago with two heads, a condition called bicephaly. The two-skulled, six-legged reptile was brought into the Massachusetts Wildlife Center, and while it currently seems healthy, veterinarians are continuing to closely monitor its health.

Vets have nicknamed the conjoined pair Mary-Kate and Ashley. When they first arrived at the facility, they collectively weighed just 6.5 grams. They now weigh 9 grams.
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The rarely seen back of the Hoover Dam before it filled with water 1936
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In 1951, Adelbert Ames created the mind-boggling ‘Ames Window’. It’s so effective that even when you know how it works you can’t break the illusion

View of Midtown Manhattan, 1939 by Alfred Eisenstaedt
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A Grumman E-2D plane lands on the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier CVN 76 Ronald Reagan somewhere in the Pacific Ocean.
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When your efficiency is 100%
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Fastest train in the world Japanese Shinkansen magnetic levitation (603 km/h or 310 mph)
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Madrid
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Heavenly escalator. Japan
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How to glaze Popsicles
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