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Iceland's 3D optical illusion zebra crossing baffles people

A 3D zebra crossing in Iceland is stunning drivers and slowing down traffic. The optical illusion artwork has gone viral on social media.

Updated on: Jul 14, 2023, 14:01:09 IST
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The internet is full of content that never ceases to amaze us. From people displaying their talents on social media to sharing personal moments from their lives, several such things grab the attention of many and go viral. Among such a wide variety of content that is available online, brain teasers, puzzles, and optical illusions have a separate fan base. And if you’re someone who is interested in them too, there’s an amazing optical illusion you cannot miss out on.

Snapshot of Iceland's 3D optical illusion. (Instagram/@AmazingPhysics)
Snapshot of Iceland's 3D optical illusion. (Instagram/@AmazingPhysics)

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“This 3D crosswalk in Iceland slows down traffic with a stunning optical illusion,” shared Twitter page Amazing Physics. The post shows a 3D zebra crossing in Iceland. According to the website of My Modern Met, this 3D zebra crossing is painted in the village of Ísafjörður in Iceland. It has been drawn to slow down the traffic on a narrow street.

Take a look at this incredible optical illusion here:

An individual commented, “Wow. So ingeniously stunning.” A second added, “Love this idea.” “This is so cool,” shared a third. A fourth wrote, “Any pics of people walking on it? Unsettling but rad honestly.” A fifth joked, “My insurance would never believe I damaged my car trying to avoid a crosswalk.”

Earlier, another optical illusion art had gone viral on social media. The optical illusion artwork was sharedon the Instagram page ofPunam Art Academy. It begins with a woman using a scale to draw a number of lines next to some stairs in a house. She uses pink and white chalk to fill in the lines as the video goes on. She then adds a 3D effect to her artwork. Many people were left stunned by her incredible artwork.

 
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Vrinda Jain

Vrinda Jain is a journalist at Hindustan Times, specialising in viral trends and human stories from around the globe. With a flair for writing, Vrinda brings a unique perspective to the latest happenings, captivating readers with insightful and engaging narratives.

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