17 Confusing Images That Will Melt Your Brain
Does this door just open up to the other side of the wall?
Nope! The shape of the wall angles in, giving that illusion if you are standing in the right spot.
This one has me confused beyond belief. What is going on?
After looking through the comments, I'm still perplexed. Here is what u/Jump_Like_A_Willys said: "Is it not what it looks like — a chicken in a bin filled with water and with a cardboard cover with a hole for the chicken to poke up through? That seems to be what it is, but I have no idea why this is. Although maybe there's no water, and that's just a line in the bin? Maybe?"Tell us what you think in the comments!
This spider is not holding this lid up with one single leg, but why does it look like it is?
This bug-viewing device is actually heavier on one side, so it rests at an angle.
What type of animal is in this photo?
Not an alligator! It's actually a lizard on a ledge that is close to the camera, so it looks way bigger than it actually is.
No, these are not mini IUDs floating in the sky. What are they?
They are turbines are in the water, and the person who took the pic was above, in an airplane.
Is the lower half of this person's body backwards?
Nope! Their head is turning to their left side.
There is only one cat here. Why is there a paw coming out of its head?
It is scratching itself, and that is its hind leg!
Is this mirror shattered or just dirty?
Just really dirty! If you zoom in, you can see a ton of dirt/debris on it.
Got any guesses about this one?
Explain the arms going on in this screenshot from an episode of Friends.
What looks like a random fourth arm is actually Jennifer Aniston's left arm just propped up on top of the couch.
Is this trash can lid floating?
No magical trash can here. The lid is just sitting on top of the bushes.
Can anyone share what is so confusing about this photo?
Stitch's arms look like they are her chest!
Is this a battery-operated kid car or a real one?
It is a real one! It just looks tiny from where the person who took the pic is standing.
This is not fried chicken! What is it?
The cutest little cinnamon-colored pups.
Does this toddler have play wings and a matching skirt on?
No, a bird is flying right behind her, which I am sure the smart people already knew.
Ah! That isn't what I think it is...is it?!
Thankfully, no. The person's kneecap just has a strange resemblance to something phallic.
And, lastly, how about this double take, huh?!
The child is sitting on someone's lap, and their dress is resting at an angle that makes the adult's leg look like the child is exposed.
Which one of these photos stumped you the most? Let us know in the comments!
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