The average person sees five faces right away, as the text suggests. But there are actually more hidden faces in the image if you look closely. Here’s a breakdown of what many people discover:
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2 large faces at the bottom: The elderly man and woman looking at each other.
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3-4 faces within the branches on the left.
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3-4 more faces in the branches on the right.
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At least 10–12 faces total, depending on how detailed your observation is.
Some faces are partial or abstract, requiring a sharp eye or a shift in perspective. The more faces you find, the more your brain is actively interpreting abstract shapes—a process called pareidolia.
🧠 What Does Your Answer Say About You?
While this quiz is not scientifically diagnostic, it can give insight into how your brain processes visual information. Here’s a playful interpretation:
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