Mostly Cloudy
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Gaze at clouds long enough and you just might see creatures in them. While sometimes your eyes are playing tricks on you, occasionally clouds really do look like the neighbor's dog or a bird in flight.
Click through these 13 clouds and see if your impressions match ours.
What does this one look like? We'll tell you what we think on the next slide.
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Tobie2/flickr2 of 26
We see a baby pegasus or a unicorn.
See its horn and nose on the right? Now if only there were a rainbow...
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settme3/flickr3 of 26
How about this one?
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settme3/flickr4 of 26
We see a fox.
See its head and front legs on the left, and its hind legs and tail on the right? Is that Fantastic Mr. Fox?
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Bonnie Blanton/flickr5 of 26
How about this big cloud?
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Bonnie Blanton/flickr6 of 26
We see a shark.
See its head and teeth on the left, and its dorsal fin poking up in the middle?
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Bonnie Blanton/flickr7 of 26
What do you see?
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Bonnie Blanton/flickr8 of 26
We see the face of a hippo looking at us.
See its ears on top and big snout in the middle? He looks friendly, no?
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KayVee.INC/flickr9 of 26
How about this one?
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KayVee.INC/flickr10 of 26
We see a rangy rat running toward the left. Maybe he's hungry for a little ratatouille.
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Bonnie Blanton/flickr11 of 26
How about the big cloud on top?
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Bonnie Blanton/flickr12 of 26
We see a whale, possibly Moby Dick.
See its mouth on the left and its fluke curled up on the right?
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CocoMunkii/flickr13 of 26
How about this puffy cloud?
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CocoMunkii/flickr14 of 26
We see a mole.
See its open mouth and big snout on the right?
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Jeroen Kuijpers/flick15 of 26
How about this white, puffy cloud?
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Jeroen Kuijpers/flick16 of 26
We see a fish. Maybe Nemo's cousin.
See its tail on the right and its eye and open mouth on the left?
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Genista/flickr17 of 26
What do you see?
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Genista/flickr18 of 26
We see a galloping horse.
See its head on the left and its legs on the bottom? Black Beauty? Anyone?
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cdsessums/flickr19 of 26
How about this one?
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cdsessums/flickr20 of 26
We see the profile of a bear.
See its ear and snout and front legs on the left?
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Donna Richardson/flickr21 of 26
See anything here?
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Donna Richardson/flickr22 of 26
We see a dragon: Puff the Cloudy Dragon.
See its long neck and head on the left?
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Hiran Venugopalan/flickr23 of 26
How about this one?
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Hiran Venugopalan/flickr24 of 26
We see a trumpeting elephant.
See its open mouth on the right and its trunk raised skyward?
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Last one: What do you see?
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martiSunshine/flickr26 of 26Next: Breathtaking Rainbows Across the World
We see a fish.
See its tail on the right and its mouth pointing up on the left? He's probably looking for Nemo's cousin, you know, the one we just saw swimming over the hill.
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It looks like the thing off of The Never Ending Story.
April 24 2013 at 6:32 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyGUM
March 27 2013 at 4:40 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyA FISH
March 27 2013 at 4:38 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI see dog
March 27 2013 at 4:34 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyMmmm, I see clouds!
March 16 2013 at 3:44 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyA cat's profile looking ahead:-)
March 15 2013 at 2:52 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyMore Like A Friendly Godzilla.
March 15 2013 at 2:51 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyi think it looks like a lamb laying down
March 15 2013 at 1:32 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyi see a cloud of Obama's budget... wait...there's no such thing... Never mind... its just a cloud...
March 15 2013 at 12:58 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI go along with the angel and approval of the Pope. We need some hope for a better world.
March 15 2013 at 12:49 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply