YOU have perfect vision if you are able to find the little fish hiding among a sea of octopuses in this optical illusion.
Hungarian cartoonist Gergely Dudas, who often goes by Dudolf, has created yet another confounding brainteaser with his latest maritime optical illusion.
People are invited to admire a drawing full of friendly-looking purple octopuses and seek a single fish hidden amongst the crowd.
But there's a catch.
You need to spot the sneaky fish within 15 seconds or less to make the cut of top viewers.
To up the ante, Dudolf incorporates distractors into the optical illusion like sea shells, top hats, and a treasure chest.
How quickly can you spot the sneaky fish swimming with its octopus friends?
Less than 0.1 percent of people can quickly spot the concealed fish in under 15 seconds.
Need a hint?
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“It’s really important to understand we’re not seeing reality" in these images, neuroscientist Patrick Cavanagh told Vox about optical illusions like those created by Dudolf and Joy.
"We’re seeing a story that’s being created for us."
If you have a knack for spotting hidden objects in optical illusions, try out this test to see if you can do the same trick with numbers.
Viewers who can spot the number in Jackpot Joy's colorful design are rare.
And what animal you see first when viewing this optical illusion can indicate whether you are more brave or more creative.
If you saw the snout of a lion, it means you are courageous and have an inherent curiosity, according to FreshersLive.com.
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