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Created by Professor Akiyoshi Kitaoka in 2003, this illusion appears to be moving but it's not. This happens by tricking different neurons by causing them to react differently, making the image seem like it's moving. Source: Howstuffworks	How many triangles are there? You might have said two. There's really just a bunch of pac-man symbols and 'v's. Why? The different shapes causes you to think that there are boundaries between same types of shapes.	Can you create this triangle in real life in 3D? I'll give you time. You probably didn't, right? That's why it's called "The Impossible Triangle". Source: Pixabay
Which half of the shape in the middle is brighter? You might say the first one, right? You're wrong They're all the same. It's because of the background that tricks you. Source: Youtube	Is it spinning? No. You're just seeing that it is. This illusion is similar to the snake illusion (see top). It looks like a object in motion, so your brain fills in the gaps, and it appears to be spinning. Source: Futurism	Does it look like a tunnel? You might say yes, but the image is a flat optical illusion. It relies on shading to trick you.