Can you see the second animal in this illusion in 20 seconds? If you can, guess what? You're in the top 1 percent!
By Mike-Ross
Are you good at games? Puzzles? Illusions? Do you have an eye for detail? If you, check this photo out! The black and white illustration shows an animal on a tree but can you spot the second animal in the picture? If you can do it in under 20 seconds, you're part of the 1 percent of people who can see it and your brain is pretty sharp, according to The Sun! Here's one tip: You might need to flip your phone to find the second animal in this illusion. Here is the image:
Cover Image Source: TikTok | @rana_illusions
Did you manage to spot the first animal? Yes, that was pretty easy, wasn't it? The bird. Now try to find the second animal. According to the TikTok user Rana Arshad, all you have to do is turn your phone around 180 degrees and the answer will stare right at you! "Look closely at this image. If you can’t figure out what’s going on, flip your phone upside down,” said Rana. Found it yet? Here's what other internet users had to say. "Am I the only one who saw a BIRD holding a piece of cheese?" one person commented. “I saw a wolf stealing a slice of cheese,” said a second. A third person added that they saw "a bird with a nose ring and a fox stealing cheese.” More people came in to talk about what they saw. “Am I blind I think I saw a bird holding a cheese,” said one user. Yet another person said, “It’s a Fox holding cheese and then a bird-eating cheese.” That one person was right. It IS a Fox! Who would have thought there was a fox hidden in plain sight in the image! Let us know if you managed to spot both the animals within 20 seconds!
Cover Image Source: TikTok | @rana_illusions
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