According to The Daily Mail the speed with which an observer can see one animal and then identify the other is an indication of the person’s creativity level.
And NBC’s “Today” said that Dr. Joseph Jastrow, a psychologist, determined that those who could see both a rabbit and a duck were also capable of coming up “with five unusual uses for an everyday item,” while those who saw only one animal or the other were able to only come up “with two unexpected uses for that same everyday item.”
The Daily Mail also notes that test results can vary at different times of the year. For example, children taking the test are more likely to see a rabbit around Easter.
The image recently re-emerged on social media, with users around the world taking the personality test
I saw a Rabbit first then a few seconds later a Duck.
Did you mean disturbing ? Both are to me duck + rabbit, too. First I saw the bill, then the head, then all together - duck. From the question, I looked for a second animal + saw the disturbing rabbit. Each was separate.
One time a psychiatrist was showing ink blots to one of his patients. He showed one ink blot to the man and asked him what he saw. The guys said, “I see a naked woman.” The psychiatrist showed him another ink blot and asked him what he saw. The guy said, “I see a naked woman and a naked man.” Then the psychiatrist showed his patient another ink blot and asked him what he saw. The man said, “I see a naked woman and a naked man having sex.” Then the psychiatrist said to his patient, “You seem to have a dirty mind. All you see in these pictures is sex.” The patient replied, “Well, doc, you’re the one showing me dirty pictures.”
I saw a duck and never saw a rabbit until I read all your post. Even after if I know we can see it as a rabbit, it’s difficult for me to see it as one. . . rabbit’s ears don’t look like these.
I saw only duck at first. I saw rabbit then when you mentioned it in the paragraph.
Note that I have to use “full mental power” to identify the rabbit.
May be I was looking it from left to right in the picture.