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Viral Clones: Double-Take
Twelve original pictures, zoomed right in. Pick one of two answers, then see the whole picture. Some are sneaky, some are a confidence boost. No specialist knowledge needed.
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- 1. What are you looking at?
- A. Chihuahua (answer)
- B. Blueberry muffin
Chihuahuas have large upright ears and a rounded head. A blueberry muffin has berries, not whiskers. - 2. What are you looking at?
- A. Shar-pei
- B. Croissant (answer)
Croissants get their flaky layers from repeatedly folding butter into dough. - 3. What are you looking at?
- A. Fried chicken
- B. Labradoodle (answer)
A labradoodle is a Labrador and poodle cross. Their coats can be curly, wavy or relatively straight. - 4. What are you looking at?
- A. Apple (answer)
- B. Parrot
An apple skin has tiny pores called lenticels. They help gases move between the fruit and the air. - 5. What are you looking at?
- A. Guacamole
- B. Parrot (answer)
Parrots have curved beaks and feet with two toes pointing forwards and two backwards. - 6. What are you looking at?
- A. Rabbit ears
- B. Bananas (answer)
Bananas grow in clusters called hands. An individual banana is sometimes called a finger. - 7. What are you looking at?
- A. Chihuahua
- B. Blueberry muffin (answer)
The dark patches here are blueberries baked into the batter, rather than eyes or a nose. - 8. What are you looking at?
- A. Shar-pei (answer)
- B. Croissant
The shar-pei is known for its loose skin, folds and short coat. Its name is often translated as sand skin. - 9. What are you looking at?
- A. Fried chicken (answer)
- B. Labradoodle
The craggy texture here comes from the coating turning crisp during frying, not curly fur. - 10. What are you looking at?
- A. Owl (answer)
- B. Chocolate muffin
An owl's soft feather edges help reduce noise as they fly. - 11. What are you looking at?
- A. Guacamole (answer)
- B. Parrot
Guacamole is made with mashed avocado. Its name comes from Nahuatl words for avocado and sauce. - 12. What are you looking at?
- A. Rabbit ears (answer)
- B. Bananas
Rabbit ears help them hear and release body heat through a network of blood vessels.
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