Who doesn’t love solving optical illusions? Optical illusions play with the mind and those who like to challenge their observation and knowledge will enjoy solving optical illusions. Although there is no scientific evidence to prove it, optical illusions do have a role in brain training. In this image there is a monkey hidden among these smiling faces. Optical illusion originated from Knitting Paradise. We saw a group of people laughing happily and our job was to find the monkey hiding among these people. Now, finding a monkey among people is a difficult job because monkeys are known to imitate others. Try to find the monkey in the whole image because you never know where the monkey might be sitting and hiding (or maybe he’s laughing so hard!). Do you find it too difficult to find the monkey? Okay, let’s help you with that. Here is the answer:So we finally see the monkey wearing a green hat and sitting happily among humans. Why are optical illusions difficult to solve? “Seeing is believing, right? Well, actually… What you see and what you think you see are different things. Your senses gather information and send it to the brain but the brain Your brain not only receives this information but also creates your perception of the world. This means that sometimes your brain fills in the gaps when there is incomplete information or creates an incomplete image. enough. not even there!”, Flower Museum of Natural History Ky explained.
