Looks like this guy did
In virtually every tourist destination with rock formations, guides always see a shape in every rock, and they use this to entertain their customers. For example, some call the arch in Cabo San Lucas the “Drinking Dragon”, or the rock near it “Neptune’s finger”. On Espiritu Santo Island, they often describe the shape of a very old lady or a virgin or even “Scooby-Doo”.
You may agree or not, but it is still fun. It is called Pareidolia and is the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful, image or pattern in a random or ambiguous visual stimulus, like seeing a face in a cloud, a figure in tree bark, or in this case, the head of a huge snake in a stone. The brain is constantly searching for patterns and faces, and when it encounters ambiguous stimuli, it may “fill in the blanks” to create a recognizable image or pattern.
A resident of La Paz shared the photo on social media and confirmed that the stone is located somewhere in the capital of Baja California Sur, although he chose not to provide the exact location. Despite this, the post quickly generated positive reactions and comments of amazement among users, who highlighted the uniqueness of the find and its resemblance to a reptile.
Some internet users even suggested that the rock could have historical or cultural value, while others simply celebrated the natural beauty of the rock formations.