China: ‘Smiling Face’ Optical Illusion Box Created by Parrots

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China: ‘Smiling Face’ Optical Illusion Box Created by Parrots

On January 21, 2026, in Anhui, eastern China, a video showed a white box with two round holes and a curved opening below, forming the shape of a strange smiling face. When the filmer touched the holes, two large eyes suddenly appeared inside, giving the illusion of a human-like face staring outward. The image looked unsettling at first. The effect was created by two parrots positioned behind the holes. Their dark pupils and surrounding white feathers produced the illusion from the chosen angle.

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  • ILEA005067568
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  • 2026/2/06 16:27:38
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 30.14(MB)*
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  • NOTE: No audio Video Location: Anhui, 2026, China Video Recording Date/Time: January 21

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