OPTICAL illusions are designed to confuse the brain and amaze viewers – and this one could have you baffled for hours. Often, when it comes to illusions, you’ll see something that your frien… ...

Optical illusions come in many forms, from horses and tigers to moving shapes and floating ships. ... An object moving at a different speed to the background is called the parallax effect ...

This mind-bending optical illusion has left people baffled — with viewers not knowing if the circles or arrows are moving. The image, created by Japanese Twitter user Jagarikin, has left ...

“Optical Illusion tricking the brain into thinking the squares are moving,” reads the caption posted along with the share. The image shows several tiny grey coloured squares on a background of ...

A MIND-BOGGLING optical illusion has surfaced on Twitter and it's almost impossible to see it for what it really is. The illusion features a simple 2D orange silhouette that isn't actually moving ...

If there's a combination of things absolutely on the nose for Creative Bloq, it's an optical illusion you can create yourself ...

A MIND-BOGGLING optical illusion has surfaced on Twitter and it’s almost impossible to see it for what it really is. The illusion features a simple 2D orange silhouette that isn’t actua… ...

This optical illusion is made of two rotating rings with six ovals side by side. Akiyoshi Kitaoka/Twitter The rings appear to be moving at different speeds but are actually spinning at the same pace.

Scientist creates tricky optical square illusion that tricks your brain into thinking it's moving by designing the shapes with luminance-based edges that activate motion-detecting neurons.

A fruit fly sitting on a tiny trackball helps an interdisciplinary group of scientists understand how our brains perceive motion. A fruit fly watches moving dots while walking in place on a ...

57% of viewers said that the blue spots on the green background were moving for them Credit: GALA SPINS. Bhavin Shah, Behavioural Optometrist at Central Vision Opticians, explained the illusions.