Visual Illusions 9A by https://padlet.com/janepalliser/z3ucygdrre1trfgs Instructions: 1. Search through the resources below and pick one visual illusion you really like. 2. Among the resources listed you will find literally hundreds to pick from along with explanations of why they work. Your job is figure out a neuroscience-based explanation about how the illusion works and prepare a presentation for your classmates. Be sure to, at minimum, address the following questions: Describe your optical illusion, what do we see/not see? Describe the neural bases of how your illusion works. What does your optical illusion tell us about the visual system? Include any other interesting information that you’d like to share about the illusion -- (e.g., a certain artist would make use of it, it is the basis of cinema, only works for some people, etc.) 3. Once your presentation is complete, click your section's column and upload all your material as blog post. 4. Comment on two other blog posts from your peers and reply to any comments on yours. en-us 2021-10-18 19:42:44 UTC 2021-10-26 19:47:02 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f601.png Pedrecca - Rollers illusion mariafernandap3 https://padlet.com/janepalliser/z3ucygdrre1trfgs/wish/1845997518 Describe your optical illusion, what do we see?      
The ilusion that I saw is called "Rollers" , it contens  rolllers that apperes to rotate, but which roll rotate in one direction.     

Describe the neural bases of how your illusion works.
The neural bases on each nerve cell or neuron in the brain that is responsible for a specific detail in the pattern of the retinal image

What does your optical illusion tell us about the visual system? 
The visual system considers to help it identify objects and soon as you interpret a visual object as possibly being three-dimensional, your visual system immediately tries to determine where the light is coming from. 
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