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" This 124-year-old drawing is inexplicably\u00A0making the rounds again. We&amp;#039;re not sure what Internet super\u00A0user pulled it from the coffers and made it go viral, but we&amp;#039;re glad someone did because we love a good\u00A0brain teaser.\u00A0 The illustration, originally\u00A0published circa\u00A01892 in a German magazine, shows a bunny. Or, a duck. It totally depends on your perception.\u00A0 Dr. Joseph Jastrow, who studied\u00A0optical illusions, noted in 1899 that if you can flip quickly between the two animals, that means you&amp;#039;re creative.\u00A0 A research study done way back in the day, indicated that participants\u00A0who could seamlessly see both the rabbit and the duck could also come up with an average of five clever\u00A0uses for an everyday item, whereas those who only saw one animal, could barely\u00A0dream\u00A0up\u00A0two novel uses. Not the most revelatory findings, but it&amp;#039;s always interesting to see how the ol&amp;#039; noggin works.\u00A0 So, what&amp;#039;s it gonna be?\u00A0Bugs Bunny or Daisy Duck? [H/T The Mirror]  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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