In reality, we see through our brains. Without visual information being “decoded” by it, what we see would be nothing more than a collection of colored spots. The brain is responsible for recognizing images and connecting them into things that make sense to us. It draws the images for us by choosing which of the incoming information points to connect with lines and how to do it. This process depends on many factors, which we will discuss in more detail in another section of the site. Here we suggest you simply test your perceptions to verify the above sentences.

Check out this picture:

What do you see in it? The figures of two lovers? Does this seem animalistic to you?

No?

However, to some people the image seems quite animalistic. And before you accuse us of medieval Puritan morality, we hasten to mention that these people are children. Because here the children do not see at all what the adults see. They do not see the human figures at all. Instead the children see only animals. More precisely dolphins.

Have you seen them too? If you did not succeed, we will help you: