A WONDERFUL brain teaser inspired by Valentine’s Day is the latest challenge taking social media by storm.
Can you find the heart in a sea of snails in a tricky seek-and-find puzzle?
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Riddlers are tasked with spotting a Valentine’s heart among beloved snails Credit: Gregory Dudas Dudolf
Gergely Dudás, better known as Dudolf, is the mastermind of optical illusions with over 168,000 followers on Facebook.
The Germany-based cartoonist took to his popular blog to share a brain teaser inspired by the upcoming day of love.
There are hundreds of snails with colorful shells scattered throughout the artwork.
However, Valentine’s heart is very hard to see.
Only those with 20/20 vision were able to find the symbol of love in 20 seconds or less.
Try not to get distracted by the smiling faces of the snails as you put your powers of observation to the test.
Dudolf fans vented their frustrations after struggling to clear the challenge.
“I really can’t find it [shocked]but I guess because love makes you blind,” one Facebook user wrote.
“So cute!! I love how some of the snail’s antennae look like the number 14 like February 14th!” said the other.
“That was awkward, but I found it, you have to really look,” chimed in a third.
You could be the record holder if you can spot the little chick in this tricky brain teaser in just 30 seconds
“I found. Lol yeah this was a little harder than usual,” said another.
Are you struggling to spot a love heart?
Here’s a hint: it’s a color often associated with roses for Valentine’s Day.
If you need another clue, try taking a closer look at the snail houses towards the top of the puzzle.
Once you think you’ve solved the challenge, go to the solution below to check your answer.
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Valentine’s heart can be seen on the red snail shell in the upper left corner of the optical illusionCredit: Gregory Dudas Dudolf
Valentine’s heart can be spotted among the beloved snails in the upper right corner of the optical illusion.
Dudolf previously confused the puzzles with a challenge that makes us look forward to the flowers that bloom in spring.
Can you spot the butterfly hidden in a field full of sunflowers?
It’s easy to spot the remaining five characters playing in the field, but you’ll need the eyes of a hawk to break the record of 20 seconds it takes to find the butterfly.
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Riddlers are tasked with spotting a butterfly hiding among sunflowers Credit: Dudolf.com
Riddlers genuinely struggled to solve the challenge, with many giving up after running out of time to search.
“Oh my… that one was too hard for me, I had to watch it,” said one.
“But what I found: a bear, a badger, a fox, a rabbit, a bird and lots of sunflowers! Not too bad, I guess.”
“Could you please make it easier every now and then?” asked another. “I feel desperate because I never find the hidden one.”
Here’s a tip: the butterfly is slightly larger than the size of the flower petals.
If you still can’t spot the butterfly, scroll down for the solution below.
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The yellow butterfly is located in the upper left corner of the puzzleCredit: dudolf.com
A yellow butterfly can be spotted in the top left of the deceptively tricky seek-and-find puzzle.
If you enjoyed these challenges, you will be delighted by the third optical illusion designed by British jewelery expert F Hinds.
Valentine’s Day is one of the most popular days of the year for marriage proposals.
Can you spot the engagement ring hidden in the sea of hearts?
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Riddlers were tasked with spotting an engagement ring among the love heartsCredit: F Hinds
Only those with a high IQ were able to find the diamond ring in 15 seconds or less.
At first glance, hearts of various shapes and sizes appear to be everywhere you’d expect a ring to be hidden.
Even the most experienced brain teasers were left wondering where the ring could be.
Here’s a tip: The ring has a gold band with a classic diamond on top.
Do you think you’ve finally found it?
Scroll down to the solution to check if you guessed correctly.
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The engagement ring is in the lower left corner of the puzzle Credit: F Hinds
Categories: Optical Illusion
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