One of the oldest optical illusions in the world

One of the oldest optical illusions in the world is carved at Tamil Nadu's Airavatesvara temple. The remarkable piece of art from Chola Architecture is said to be 900 years old.

In the aforementioned image, a bull and an elephant can be seen sharing the same head. When the body and legs of the animal on the left are removed, the creature on the right behind looks like an elephant. But if the body and legs of the elephant are removed, what remains is a bull. The sculpture is an ancient example of ambiguous brain teasers.

One of the oldest optical illusions in the world is carved at Tamil Nadu's Airavatesvara temple. The remarkable piece of art from Chola Architecture is said to be 900 years old.

In the aforementioned image, a bull and an elephant can be seen sharing the same head. When the body and legs of the animal on the left are removed, the creature on the right behind looks like an elephant. But if the body and legs of the elephant are removed, what remains is a bull. The sculpture is an ancient example of ambiguous brain teasers.

One of the oldest optical illusions in the world is carved at Tamil Nadu's Airavatesvara temple. The remarkable piece of art from Chola Architecture is said to be 900 years old.

In the aforementioned image, a bull and an elephant can be seen sharing the same head. When the body and legs of the animal on the left are removed, the creature on the right behind looks like an elephant. But if the body and legs of the elephant are removed, what remains is a bull. The sculpture is an ancient example of ambiguous brain teasers.

One of the oldest optical illusions in the world is carved at Tamil Nadu's Airavatesvara temple. The remarkable piece of art from Chola Architecture is said to be 900 years old.

In the aforementioned image, a bull and an elephant can be seen sharing the same head. When the body and legs of the animal on the left are removed, the creature on the right behind looks like an elephant. But if the body and legs of the elephant are removed, what remains is a bull. The sculpture is an ancient example of ambiguous brain teasers.



One of the oldest optical illusions in the world is carved at Tamil Nadu's Airavatesvara temple. The remarkable piece of art from Chola Architecture is said to be 900 years old.

In the aforementioned image, a bull and an elephant can be seen sharing the same head. When the body and legs of the animal on the left are removed, the creature on the right behind looks like an elephant. But if the body and legs of the elephant are removed, what remains is a bull. The sculpture is an ancient example of ambiguous brain teasers.

One of the oldest optical illusions in the world is carved at Tamil Nadu's Airavatesvara temple. The remarkable piece of art from Chola Architecture is said to be 900 years old.

In the aforementioned image, a bull and an elephant can be seen sharing the same head. When the body and legs of the animal on the left are removed, the creature on the right behind looks like an elephant. But if the body and legs of the elephant are removed, what remains is a bull. The sculpture is an ancient example of ambiguous brain teasers.

One of the oldest optical illusions in the world is carved at Tamil Nadu's Airavatesvara temple. The remarkable piece of art from Chola Architecture is said to be 900 years old.

In the aforementioned image, a bull and an elephant can be seen sharing the same head. When the body and legs of the animal on the left are removed, the creature on the right behind looks like an elephant. But if the body and legs of the elephant are removed, what remains is a bull. The sculpture is an ancient example of ambiguous brain teasers.