17+ Times I Needed To Do A Major Double Take

This tattoo gives the uncanny impression of a heavily carved-up leg made of, like, wood or something. It would be interesting seeing this from different angles to see if the illusion holds.

This would look great on a wall — a contrast between bright and dark, natural and man-made. The wild thing is that this is just one picture.

I don't know who had the time to cut this avocado so perfectly, but the end result looks like something straight out of the NES era.

This highway in Wyoming goes up, up, and away. I'm sure that it looks less strange under clear conditions, but with a bit of haze the illusion is flawless.

This is an excellent photograph by someone who knows what they're doing with a camera. The part that gets me is how the water droplets make it look like the plane is heading in the opposite direction.

This fortune isn't wrong, exactly, but it doesn't exactly address real-life issues. If my friend has a fly on their forehead, they can smack it themselves.

Are you ever putting away old headphones, only to take a look at them and get the feeling that they're really hungry for a cookie?

C'mon, Wonka Corporation, this isn't supposed to happen. I'd love to try a Nerd that big and majestic, but I'd also be afraid of my teeth breaking on it.

A carpenter made a mark for a cut on this plank of wood. But after stepping away and coming back, it was clear that the wood wasn't too keen on being cut.

This envelope came from a company that manufactures body bags. As you can see, they take their corporate mandate very seriously.

This car's roof is so flawless and so polished that it gives the impression that the garage floor is, in fact, a gateway to the shadow realm.

Pet owners know that it's necessary for vets to shave their coat if they're undergoing surgery. In this case, the cat's shaved patch grew back in a darker color.

Yoga is a punishing workout at times, but it's a great way to improve overall fitness and flexibility. Just look at how this woman is apparently able to angle her spine.

I've played card games that incorporate two decks of cards, but I don't think I've ever played a game that includes the four regular suits, plus a fifth star suit.

I know giraffes are tall, but surely they're not tall enough to pose a threat to low-flying planes, right? The timing of this pic couldn't be more perfect.

Mount Fuji in Japan is renowned for its perfect shape. On this day, a perfect lenticular cloud appeared over the summit, creating a truly unique scene.

Instead, we're just witnessing the growth of a particularly large tree root. That green coloration does seem pretty out of the ordinary, doesn't it?

That's because this isn't actually what this area looks like. Instead, we're seeing a reflection of these windows bleed into a reflection of the landscape.

Apparently, this is a very close shot of a window and all of this is visible in that window's reflection.

Sure, it's almost impossible for this to be anything but a picture of a dog standing in a puddle bearing its reflection, but how much of the rest of this photo is water and how much of it is fog?

Is the grass near the top real or another reflection? Mysteries abound.

Based on the design, it's likely that this was built by a man from The Netherlands named Johan Huibers who was inspired to construct it after a nightmare he had in 1992 showed the nation's lowlands flooding.

He built it in 2012, but it seems that it's right on cue for another round of apocalyptic speculation.

Since they didn't plant any peanuts, the best explanation is that a squirrel happened to leave that in the right place as it passed through.

I wish the ones in my area were this considerate. All they did was wreck my dad's attempts at a vegetable garden.

That's because it was actually wiped from the TV screen in an apartment whose occupants make a habit of smoking indoors.

So it's likely that pretty much everything in here is coated in a thin, gross tobacco film.

Using a technique called grafting, it's possible to guide and edit the growth of trees into even improbable shapes like this.

In this case, I'm not sure why exactly someone went to the trouble, but there you go.

It seems impractical and dangerous, not to mention insane, but Popular Mehanics reported that a power company in Xiangyang, China has been able to make this technique work effectively without putting any worker's lives at risk.

That's right, this kind of work can be so risky that a fire-breathing drone is the safer alternative.

That's because there isn't any staircase here at all. Instead, this is just the shadow of the fence at the top of this wall displaying at a weird angle.

Granted, I'm sure you figured that it was just placed closer to the lockup than the curb here, but that puddle near it definitely looks a lot like its shadow.

Instead, it appears that at least a few ice cream vendors actually serve their products with square scoops.

So I guess the initial appearance isn't completely removed from the truth, as it does look like dairy product. Just not the right one.

And no, this probably isn't Photoshop. Instead, one of them is just standing on the other end of what is apparently a pretty large chalk drawing of a hand sanitizer bottle.

It's some pretty impressive work, honestly.

That's because black walnut trees are one of the varieties that produce a chemical called "juglone," which is poisonous to a lot of other plant species, including this grass.

Also, they're known to cause some adverse foot conditions in horses, so lining stables with black walnut tree shavings is a bad idea.

According to ABC News, he was known as a gentle giant and was a certified therapy dog.

Unfortunately, as is often the case for creatures of such unusual size, Zeus didn't get the chance to live for very long and passed away shortly before his sixth birthday.

Instead, this room was actually painted in the two different styles we see here with a clean break down the middle.

It's certainly a fascinating idea, but the contrast has been described as "headache-inducing" for some.

It's remarkable how much the sun lights up this mountain range. From a static image, you'd swear this car was driving into a massive fireball.

We're so used to things looking a certain way that it's almost hard to identify a familiar, but distinct object. In this case, it's a kiwi with one solitary seed.

The closer you are to the Equator, the weirder shadows will get. These posts look like they don't belong in this pic because there are no shadows — but that's only because the sun is directly overhead.

Jason from the Friday the 13th series lurks at dilapidated campgrounds, underwater, and even occasionally in space. But this is the first time I've seen him on a coffee drip tray.