"The illusion was shared by Lex Natoli, author of 'Strange, Unusual, and Absolutely True', who said that it 'makes my head hurt'. To try it for yourself, all you need to do is look at the pink shapes in this unusual image and pay attention to what you see first. In a viral post, Ms Natoli asks: 'When you first look at this, do you see some weird pink slime dripping down? 'Or, are you normal and did you see forks?'"
"When first presented with the image, some viewers are totally unable to see anything other than an amorphous blob of pink slime - without a single fork in sight. Ms Natoli says: 'I literally looked at this for the first time and my brain couldn't comprehend what I was looking at, and thought it was some weird, alien, pink slime dripping down.'"
The image contains pink shapes that many observers interpret differently, with some perceiving a dripping, amorphous pink slime and others immediately recognizing multiple forks. The contrast in perception sparked a huge reaction online, with the image accumulating over 5.8 million views and extensive debate in comments. Viewers reported a range of impressions including cloth-like shapes, pink worms, or clearly visible forks. Some viewers could not see forks at all, while others found the forks obvious. Several people described a sudden, irreversible shift in perception when the forks 'popped' into view.
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