Rotating Snakes optical illusion. we perceive the brightly coloured circles of the image to be in circular motion. perhaps this is due to with microsaccades, or involuntary eye movements, that attempt to refresh the view of any object or image that we look at for too long.

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Rotating Snakes optical illusion. we perceive the brightly coloured circles of the image to be in circular motion. perhaps this is due to with microsaccades, or involuntary eye movements, that attempt to refresh the view of any object or image that we look at for too long.

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Rotating Snakes optical illusion. we perceive the brightly coloured circles of the image to be in circular motion. perhaps this is due to with microsaccades, or involuntary eye movements, that attempt to refresh the view of any object or image that we look at for too long.