Only Those With A High IQ Can Pass This Optical Illusion Quiz

Stare at the black dot in the center of the rings and move your head closer to the image. In which direction are the rings spinning?

Retry Correct Incorrect This image is the Pinna illusion, where the inner rings move counter-clockwise and the outer rings clockwise when you move your head closer to the picture. The cause of this illusion is a delay between regions of the brain that process vision.

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Wikipedia/Fibonacci

Wikipedia/Fibonacci

Stare at the black dot in the center of the rings and move your head closer to the image. In which direction are the rings spinning?

• The inner ring is moving clockwise, and the outer ring is moving counter-clockwise
• The inner ring is moving counter-clockwise, and the outer ring is moving clockwise
• They are both moving clockwise
• They are both moving counter-clockwise