Stimuli depicting a natural scene can produce faster, stronger, and more convincing sensation of illusory selfmotion The results of the experiment revealed that a stimulus depicting a natural scene can produce faster, stronger, and more convincing sensation of illusory self-motion. Previous studies have typically used abstract stimuli to induce vection. Here, we show that the illusion can be enhanced if a natural scene is used instead. A possible explanation for why this happens is that natural scenes are less likely to be interpreted as moving because of the assumption of a stable environment (Dichgans & Brandt, 1978).