Confusing Pictures That are Accidental Illusions

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Look at this picture. The cat looks concerned that two people are pointing at his junk. Then you realize he is probably more concerned that the woman's hand is passing through his chest! The best I can figure out here is that the cat has turned to liquid. It's possible that the woman's shirt has fur cuffs. The only thing that's for sure is that the "hole" in the cat's chest is her sleeve cuff. This confusing picture was drawn from the subreddit Confusing Perspectives, where you'll find a never-ending supply of accidental illusions.  

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What kind of ugly monkey is this? It's not a monkey at all; it's a capybara. Those are its nostrils, not eyes, because it's leaning its head back, showing off those long incisors. See a collection of 50 of the most confusing images at Bored Panda. If you can't figure them out, check the comments under each picture.  


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You describe Queen Elizabeth as 'the country's ruler'.

This is not so.

QE11 is the monarch of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland [southern Ireland - now called Eire - having gained independence many years ago].

The UK is ruled by parliament and politicians, not by the monarch.

Michael Phillips
Leeds, England
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kj, what's confusing about having copies of the original? There were copies of the Declaration of Independence. And the Magna Carta. People did backups of important documents long before computers existed. Except Moses didn't have a backup of the Ten Commandments and had to go back for another original.
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@johhny cat. it is Queen Elizabeth in the bust, Queen Victoria was mentioned as the first queen to appear on the stamp.

Pretty academic really as it's Queen Elizabeth II and she isn't the countries ruler.
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