Mermaid, Fish Or Donkey: See The Optical Illusion That Stumped JK Rowling
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"It's a donkey, though," wrote author JK Rowling while sharing the illusion.
An optical illusion that has gone viral online claims to reveal whether a person is left-brained or right-brained depending upon what they see. "If you're right-brained, you'll see a fish. If you're left-brained, you'll see a mermaid," read the caption for the illustration. It's a donkey, though. pic.twitter.com/a60ccFCQ2G I see a badly-tied bin liner. pic.twitter.com/1T7XpUTThx It's a plump seal lying in its back. YOU'RE a donkey. It's a seal. pic.twitter.com/OReES5yl2J
Thousands of people, including celebrities, weighed in on the illusion after it surfaced on Twitter. Many, however, were of the opinion that the illustration resembled neither a fish nor a mermaid, but looked rather like a donkey.
"It's a donkey, though," wrote author JK Rowling while posting the image on Twitter, where her post has received over 1.3 lakh 'likes'.
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