Have you ever looked at an object and thought, “That looks like a face?” That’s actually a psychological phenomenon called pareidolia.
This occurs when a person views random items as something significant, for example, seeing faces in clouds or on ceilings.
The most common and recurring examples are perceived images of animals, faces, or objects in cloud formations, the “man in the moon”, the “moon rabbit”, and hidden messages within recorded music played in reverse or at higher- or lower-than-normal speeds.
1. Sad Faucet
2. Happy Headlights
3. Drunk Washing Machine
4. Grizzly Bear
5. Grumpy Train
6. Iggy Pop: Sad Torso is Sad
7. World’s Happiest Airplane
8. Smiling Cheese Grater
9. Red Jacket Zipper Fish
10. Drunk Octopus Wants to Fight
11. Church Chicken
12. Happy Chair
13. They Know What They’re Going to be Used For
14. : P
15. Giggling Roof
16. My Car Can’t Believe It
17. Angry Mop
18. OMG Wall
19. Pleased Pots
20. Angry Clock
21. Happy Little Scooter-Frog
22. Evil Boxes
23. Evil Rose
24. House With Personality
25. Amazed Car Bumper
26. Happy Ceiling
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