A face of animals including human usually has symmetry in nature in terms of its shape. Few exception may be seen in a shape of a flounder or a calling crab. I don’t know why, but I imagine that we are drawn to symmetry because it helps us notice dangers in the natural world. You may find a face-like shape on the left photo.
I saw a shape of elephant back in the photo at bottom. Do you see anything?
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #273: Symmetry
（日本語訳）
人の顔を含む動物の顔などの形は通常は対称性を持っています。少数の例外はヒラメやシオマネキでしょう。その理由は分かりませんが、自然界の危険を感知するのに都合が良いから対称性に惹かれるのではないかと想像しています。
下の写真ではゾウの背中を感じました。何か見えるでしょうか？
l'atelier tanu | tagnoue 
Oh yes!
An elephant indeed.
Thank you for your finding!
Yes. I would agree an elephant back.
It’s fun to take a walk and find these shapes.
I agree. I think that is the reason I love to just be alone on my walks sometimes. I notice more.