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46.5 percent of people who look at this fascinating optical illusion see a rose bush in bloom; the other 51.8 percent see a dolphin jumping out of the water. Isnt it interesting how deeply-rooted psychological preferences and unconscious preconceptions can trick our brains into seeing the same thing in two different ways?
