16+ Pics That Take A Few Guesses To Figure Out

And no, it's not Photoshop either. What we're actually looking at is the reflection of a lamp from inside this window.

That may seem impossible until you take a close look at the area where the fish's scales meet its head. That gives you a good look at where her face ends and her elbow and arm begins.

It might take a bit of thinking, but it will likely become clear that the camera is pointing up because most doors do a lot more good when they're closer to the floor than they are to the ceiling.

After all, the only role he had in that streak on his head was his choice of standing under that bar because it's a shadow.

Since we're not used to seeing them fit so perfectly in a space like this, you'd definitely be forgiven if "moth" wasn't any of your first guesses.

Indeed, it seems that way, but this photo was just taken at such an angle and at such a quality that his very thin screen wasn't visible.

It may be a little hard to tell, but someone apparently decided to fill with wall with a vast collection of empty cigarette packs. And yeah, they checked.

They were working with cement and apparently, enough of it got inside of their gloves and rubbed against their hand enough to smooth out the creases.

If you guessed that this is because it's the Titanic, then you're cleverly undeterred by the fact that it doesn't look all that big here.

But yes, this is one of the last known photos anyone ever took of the doomed ship.

After all, this person doesn't have a particularly short arm. That's just a very large banana.

In fact, it seems he's managed to wrangle a giant earthworm. Apparently, that's just something you can run into if you spend enough time in Ecuador.

Instead, the wood panel it's in front of is actually the door to a dishwasher and it's projecting the estimated cleaning time left on the floor.

I wouldn't have known this was an option.

That's because we're actually looking at the hand of a newborn baby. And as a warning for any parents-to-be, a baby's fingernails are reputed to be surprisingly sharp.

However, it probably won't be long before you notice that this "puddle" is surrounded by trees and features a dock with people on it.

That's right, this is actually an aerial view of a lake.

But to answer that, there's apparently a building in downtown Austin, Texas that is genuinely this colorful and cool-looking.

According to The Weather Network, it's a circumhorizontal arc, which is commonly called a "fire rainbow."

It occurs when sunlight passes through tiny ice crystals in the atmoshpere, but it has to be just under the right conditions. Usually, this is during the summer at a very specific point in the afternoon when the sun appears very high up.

It happens very quickly and is the most likely to appear when firing a Desert eagle with .50 AE ammo because it requires a lot more gunpowder and doesn't burn it very efficiently.

That leftover powder can then create what's called a vortex ring like this.

Instead, the light show is the entire point of this product because it's a glass lamp with an array of LED lights inside.

Admittedly, I can't make it look like they are upside down. Once my brain decided they were right-side up, my brain decided it was fact.

But it's actually a screenshot of a seriously impressive creation in Minecraft.

At least, until you learn that those are skylights and the space the photographer is in has a vertical garden on one wall.

But it doesn't. The actual trickery is that the entire illusion is made with just paint. The wall is completely flat.

Something about this pic is really disturbing, but it's actually just a hollow marrow bone held in the dog's mouth.

Except that he isn't. The hand actually belongs to the hugger.

Except that if you look closely, you can just barely see an extra leg and foot near the bottom. This is actually a group hug.

This time, the reflected light fixtures looks like classic UFOs floating over the city.

This is just what it looked like after the mixing attachment was pulled out from the middle, but it really looks like a demonic eye staring up are you, doesn't it?

I mostly chose this pic for the opportunity for a short PSA: DO NOT take your shoes off and put your bare feet up on a table in a public cafe.

That's disgusting.

But the bird-like blob is actually a bird. The image is actually of a heron taken through binoculars.

But you'd be forgiven if you were struggling to see where each one starts and ends. The wet asphalt is reflecting the sky the same way as the water.

It feels a little bit off because that it's the sky in the background. It's actually a lake and the photo was taken looking downhill.

But it's actually a dock over an incredibly clear lake. So the dock is perfectly reflected and you can see the lakebed too.

Having a second person in frame makes the illusion even better. She looks like a little figurine.

Thankfully, there's no water in this pic. It's actually trees on the horizon.

I mean, that's probably also true, but this isn't a pic of the desert from above. It's actually just a patch of sand on a beach.

This is pretty trippy, because I'm still not entirely sure where the rest of the adult's body is. The blankets don't seem bulky enough.

That's because what we're looking at here isn't a baby bump, but rather a plush toy she won at this arcade.

Admittedly, this illusion is a bit of a cheat, since the photo has to be cropped to create it. But it's still cool.

It's actually two pictures in a collage. The white line between the images just happens to line up perfectly.

In reality, it's simply a picture of former NBA player Manute Bol going for a swim. Before his death in 2010, he was 7'7''.