You have 20/20 vision if you can spot the puppy playing in the park packed with dogs in just 9 seconds | The Sun

Posted on : September 24, 2023
You have 20/20 vision if you can spot the puppy playing in the park packed with dogs in just 9 seconds | The Sun

YOU certainly have 20/20 vision if you can spot the puppy playing in the park packed with dogs.

Get ready to crack this mind-bending optical illusion and spot the cute pup in just nine seconds.

It can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the dogs of all shapes and sizes.

Even the most eagle-eyed among us will struggle to find the little pooch seamlessly blended into the background.

But stay focused and you find the odd puppy out in no time.

Completing optical illusions is a great way to give your grey matter a bit of a workout and can help to sharpen your cognitive and observation skills if done regularly. 

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So set your timer to just under 10 seconds and try cracking this tricky brainteaser.

If you squint hard enough you may be able to see it. 

Did you manage to find the puppy in the park or will you be left scratching your head?

If you're still struggling, focus on the top right corner of the image and you will realise it was right under your nose.

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Still nothing? Not to worry, but be prepared to have your mind blown as the answer will be circled in the bottom picture.

Feeling up for another challenge? Try spotting the wild leopard camouflaged in monsoon green grass in under 15 seconds.

The wild animal lurking somewhere in the brush was captured by the photographer Sourabh Bharti and obtained by Getty.

Leopards are native to over 35 countries in Africa and are known to be "solitary animals," per the African Wildlife Foundation.

The optical illusion proves this aspect of the beast to be true, as only a sole leopard is hidden within it.


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