CHECK out a new test of perception and mental flexibility with a monochrome animal illusion.
If you can find the bird inside this elephant illusion in six seconds or less, then you are among the few.
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The elephant’s trunk is front and center; where it joins the creature’s face, two eyes are located on each side Merits: Quantum Quirks
First off, can you see the elephant, or does it all look like a frustrated inkblot test?
The elephant’s trunk is front and center; where it joins the creature’s face, two eyes sit on each side.
Two floppy ears are also located symmetrically on either side of the gentle giant’s head.
Now that you can see the elephant, it’s time to spot the bird.
To be clear, the bird is not hidden inside the elephant, but the whole picture of the elephant is also a bird if you let your brain see it.
This illusion pushes the boundaries of your brain’s perception, asking your mind to search for an image that may not be immediately logical.
It’s a real ‘think outside the box’ moment.
Consider, as you scan the image, all kinds of birds, not just the ones singing in the treetops.
The bird in the picture falls into the out-of-the-box songbird category.
If you still haven’t found the bird, follow some tips given here:
- You are looking for a waterfowl
- The image may need to be rotated slightly to reveal that it is a different animal
Continue reading for the answer if you’re ready for more help.
Turning the picture upside down makes it easier to see the swan, which can also be an elephant.
Elephant’s ears turn into swan’s wings; the trunk turns towards the bird’s neck; the eyes turn into a shadow on the fowl’s body.
Whether you find the swan in seconds or not at all, check out some additional brain teasers and illusions to exercise your mind.
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Or go on an adventure and choose all seven wonders of the world in this quest and find the illusion.
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Elephant’s ears turn into swan’s wings; the trunk turns towards the bird’s neck; the eyes turn into a shadow on the fowl’s body Credits: Quantum Quirks
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: HIS Education