YOU are going to need 20/20 vision to spot the squirrel in this countryside scene before the beagle gets a sniff of its scent.
To add to the difficulty, you have only ten seconds to do so. If you succeed you deserve a medal, because it's super tricky.
It's an impossibly short time but it can be done if you have eagle eyes and pin-sharp vision – or the highly-attuned nose of a beagle.
“Wait for him to spot the squirrel,” was captioned across Rupert's video.
Rupert is a beagle (@rupertthebeagle) with his own TikTok account.
Described as "cute but psycho," Rupert has proved to be popular with over 33,000 followers and another 565,000 likes.
His penchant, as is typical of his breed, is to chase when he catches a scent, and so it was in this post.
“It’s just instinct for a dog to chase," said Rupert's owner. "The reality of walking a beagle off the lead. If you know you know. Rupert is still a work in progress with that one," he figured.
But spotting the pesky squirrel could be a very long progress for some viewers because this bushy-tailed creature is hard to spot.
The task was supposed to be made even more difficult because of the permitted time scale of just ten seconds. Ten minutes might be a far more realistic search time for many.
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In the early morning light, Rupert was let off his leash and was having a good sniff. But suddenly he set off – he had spotted a squirrel, but did you?
For those who have spotted the squirrel within the allotted time, it means you have excellent vision.
But if you still haven't worked out where it is don't worry. We've made it easy for you and circled where it is in the picture below.
Commenters for this challenge, however, were more interested in a beagle off the lead than in spotting any prey.
“Walk and beagle in the same sentence doesn’t exist,” was the experienced view of one.
“Yep, a daily occurrence at the moment," said another.
The final commenter recognized the tendencies of the breed: “Typical beagle," he said.
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