I imagine and I absolutely agree. Here's that owl:
Now in black and white
Of course it's likely I have a lot of childhood things on my mind aiding the comparison. But he was always one of the hand down coolest, yet scariest animated figures.
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That's exactly how pareidolia works. It's wired in our subconscious. We're all born with it and it's permanent. I don't even know of a disease that could stop it.
I didn't even know that thing you showed me existed until now. His face doesn't look like...
what her face looks like from the front, when upside down though.