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Elephant Legs

This one is sure to get you thinking, how many legs does this elephant have ? Not as straight forward as it may first appear, this picture has been featured in books and on web sites for years. Have you counted them all yet ?



 

Elephant Legs

Image Credit: Roger Shepard



                    


Comments (10)
 
Posted by dee on July 26, 2010

4 only and a shadow
 
Posted by Neo_TheOne on April 15, 2010

That is defiantly 4 legs
 
Posted by DB on April 9, 2010

If u say count the start of leg connected to body, theres 4. If u say the ones one the body, not neccesarily connected to the body, 4. Altogether I'd say 8 legs.
 
Posted by im with a twat called yasmin on March 4, 2010

4
 
Posted by jenifuri on January 5, 2010

How strong does elephant legs and tell me the all information about elephnt legs.
 
Posted by seb96 on December 22, 2009

the legs that had been erased is the true legs, or if u dont get wat i mean, the gap between the legs that u see is the true legs. Answer: 4 legs (invisible legs/erased) + 4 visible legs = 8legs "but i'm not sure whether 8 or 4, u know, the question never tells that count the visible or invisible legs.
 
Posted by Carter on December 22, 2009

What idiot designed this to have legs you need feet or they could not be enicially called legs so count the feet.
 
Posted by yasmin on December 16, 2009

when you look at the bird one it is a bird for about 5sacs and then it turns into a devil
 
Posted by dayna on October 26, 2009

lol i think it has 4 leggs
 
Posted by stopit on June 11, 2009

My eyes are going funny looking at this lol...very clever illusion, I like this one.
 
 
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