Why does it seem like there is an additional duck head in the water?
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The pond's bottom absorbs the light and subsequently projects it towards the surface in the form of an image.
The pond's bottom absorbs the light and subsequently projects it towards the surface in the form of an image.
The molecules in the atmosphere bend the light, causing it to separate into two images.
The molecules in the atmosphere bend the light, causing it to separate into two images.
The duck disperses the light, creating numerous small refractions that converge into an image.
The duck disperses the light, creating numerous small refractions that converge into an image.
The pond's water reflects sunlight, creating a mirrored image.
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The correct response is: The pond's water reflects sunlight, creating a mirrored image.
This explanation accounts for the appearance of an additional duck head in the water, as the reflective surface can create visual illusions by mirroring objects above it.
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