You can't always trust your eyes. Because it's not your eyes that actually make sense of the things you see. Visual information is relayed from your eyes to your brain where the images are identified and deciphered. So it's more accurate to say that it's your brain that does the "seeing" – your eyes are merely conduits.
In a way, this explains why certain things don't always appear as what they are: optical illusions, visual anomalies, Loch Ness monster and all that jazz.
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