Are you looking for an optical illusion to solve?
The latest brainteaser is challenging people to find the autumn animals hidden among the leaves. UK-based printing company instantprint are the creators behind the puzzle.
You'll have to spot the creatures lurking somewhere among the pile of fallen autumnal leaves. So do you have what it takes?
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The company instantprint shared a handy hint – there's a fox, turkey, hedgehog and squirrel to find. Make sure you let us know how you get on the comments!
According to the creators, if your eyes are sharp enough you will find the animals nestled among the leaves. It could mean you've got good eyesight too.
Still struggling? Scroll down below for the answer…
Exercise of illusions are linked with increased alertness, better concentration and reduced stress levels. Scientists often use them to understand how the brain processes this kind of visual information.
You can put yourself out of your misery by checking out the answer but if you're after some more optical illusions, we've got you covered.
Previously, people with "eagle eyes" can spot the hidden food within 6 seconds in an optical illusion. In the image, it shows a cartoon of a bear, owl and cat out fishing.
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Also there was a hidden animal in the optical illusion – but only some people could spot it. And dirty-minded people were left giggling at an optical illusion involving a couple.
Posting on a popular X account, formerly Twitter, it shows a smitten couple holding hands at the park. It looks like everyone's tuning into a show as there's people gazing in one direction.
But for those with a dirty-mind, before anything else they spotted something rather naughty which involves the seemingly-innocent couple.
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