Chef Kunal Kapur recently took to Instagram to share a picture of an avocado related optical illusion. The picture has now left people baffled. There is a possibility that the image will have the same effect on you too.
Chef Kunal Kapur shared this avocado optical illusion. (Screengrab)
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“Guys trust me I'm confused too... HELP!” he wrote while posting the picture. The image shows a half cut avocado. The words “Is there a seed or no seed” are also written on the picture.
The image has now created a buzz among netizens and it is not the first time. The picture was originally posted a earlier this year on Facebook and the share swiftly went viral, reports Daily Mail.
Take a look at the post shared by chef Kunal Kapur:
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Shared a little over 19 hours ago, the post has accumulated more than 27,000 likes. Though there seems to be no definite answer, the comments on the posts are divided. While some expressed that they can see the seed, others claimed that there’s nothing but the avocado flesh.
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Shared a little over 19 hours ago, the post has accumulated more than 27,000 likes. Though there seems to be no definite answer, the comments on the posts are divided. While some expressed that they can see the seed, others claimed that there’s nothing but the avocado flesh.
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“No seed,” wrote an Instagram user. “It’s there,” argued another.
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