Ambiguous images are visual representations that can be interpreted in multiple ways, often leading to different perceptions by viewers. These images may contain elements that can be seen as two or more distinct objects or scenes, depending on how one looks at them. This quality can create intrigue and stimulate discussion about the nature of perception and interpretation. Common examples of ambiguous images include the famous Rubin's vase, which can be seen as either a vase or two faces, and the Necker cube, which can flip between two different orientations. Such images challenge our brains to reconcile conflicting interpretations, highlighting the complexity of visual perception.