Human beings are 'hard-wired' from birth to identify human faces. This allows people to use only minimal details to recognize faces from a distance, but can also lead them to interpret random patterns of light and shade as being faces, something called Pareidolia.
A funny face viewed from the right angle.
Look closely and you'll see a smiling face.
Scores of people flocked to a village in northern Malaysia to see this betel nut tree which has sprouted a human-like face. The unexplained phenomenon has led villagers in Kampung Paya to dub it the "ghost tree".
Haunting face imprinted on a tree.
This terrifying screaming tree was captured in Hither Hills State Park, Montauk, New York.
Buddha's face in a tree.
Now that's scary...
A lion perhaps?
It resembles an animal face, doesn't it?
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