Our world can be such a strange, beautiful place. Sometimes, all we need to do is stop for a moment to really appreciate it. When you do, you never know what you might find. This is true, in part, because of a phenomenon called pareidolia. While this term may sound unfamiliar, there’s a good chance that you’ve experienced it at some point in your life. In short, pareidolia refers to the moments when we notice patterns or images in random things. For example, spotting the shape of an animal in a chip or a face in the clouds. These tiny details can be delightful, especially when they’re as cool as the fire dragon clouds spotted over Mount Fuji. Check it out for yourself in the video below! @mustsharenews Netizens joked that someone had gathered all seven Dragon Balls and summoned Shenron. #mustsharenews #tiktoksg #mountfuji #cool #epic ♬ original sound – MustShareNews Epic Fire Dragon Clouds Form Over Mount Fuji Like Something Out of a Movie Mount Fuji is an absolute wonder to behold on an average day. This active volcano is the highest mountain in Japan, after all. But it somehow gets even more majestic thanks to fiery-red clouds that form into the shape of a massive dragon. Plus, because the cloud forms just above the peak, it feels as though the dragon clawed its way out of the volcano itself! As awesome as that cloud formation turned out to be, not all of them can be described as epic. On the contrary, some are rather silly — and we love them all the same! @life.in.barks coolest cloud formation i’ve ever seen tbh ♬ beautiful things dont ask for attention – mathias i think At a quick glance, you might not think anything of this strange cloud formation. But as the person who made this video points out, with the use of some carefully added lines, we can see quite a silly face. That’s because, at the end of the day, our brains love to assign meaning to stuff. In turn, we can get pretty creative. How cool is that!? You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Stunning Clip Captures “Fire Dragon” Clouds Forming Over Mount Fuji appeared first on InspireMore.