Everyone sees snow on the hillside – but you have the eyes of a hunter if you can spot the leopard in under 10 seconds

ONLY those with an eye for detail will be able to spot the snow leopard in this puzzle.

If you are an animal lover who loves a good puzzle, then this is the ideal challenge for you.

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Can you spot the snow leopard in this picture in less than 10 seconds? Credit: BOBBY-JO VIAL / CATERS NEWS

Don’t think it will be easy, because you have less than 10 seconds to find the cat.

In the picture taken by Australian photographer Bobby-Jo Vial, everyone can see the snow-covered mountains.

But how long does it take you to spot an endangered big cat?

A natural predator is incredibly adept at hiding in plain sight thanks to its ability to remain camouflaged in its natural habitat.

As the snow does not cover the entire surface of the brown mountains, the leopard does not stand out so much.

Despite their name, snow leopards are not completely white.

The big cats have a thick beige coat with the legendary leopard pattern in dark brown.

If the mountains had been completely covered in snow when Vial took his photo, the leopard would have been easy to spot because its fur would have been visible against the white background.

But the patches of brown on the rocks against the snow in the puzzle mean that the mountains themselves look like leopards.

If you’re having a hard time spotting a snow leopard, there are a few tricks that can help.

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First think about what would set it apart from its surroundings such as a long tail, legs and, as mentioned, fur – What doesn’t quite fit in with the landscape?

You will have to look carefully because the cat is not close to the camera.

Also try to reduce your search area to increase your chances of spotting a predator.

You can do this by dividing the image into smaller parts of equal size and searching them individually.

When you think you’ve found the leopard, scroll down to discover the answer.

We’ve zoomed in on its location to help you spot the elusive creature.

Have you found a leopard standing on a rock in less than 10 seconds?

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Have you found a leopard standing on a rock in less than 10 seconds? Credit: BOBBY-JO VIAL / CATERS NEWS

If that’s what got you going, try another cat-related puzzle.

This time you only have eight seconds to find the cat.

Instead of mountains, you need to find it among the clutter in a messy house.

Can you find the cat in the mess?

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Can you find the cat in the mess? Credit: Twitter/@ESheriff237

Don’t mistake a dog on the floor for a cat who is much more adept at hiding in small places.

Advantages of brain teasers and optical illusions

Researchers have developed many tests to show how different regions of the brain respond to brain teasers and optical illusions. There are many advantages.

  • They are not only entertaining, but shed light on how our brain interprets visual data.
  • By regularly exercising your brain, you improve your ability to focus and observe details.
  • Studies have shown that people who regularly face optical illusions and puzzles see great improvements in their problem-solving skills, concentration and attention.
  • Improved concentration and attention span can prevent cognitive decline in old age.
  • Optical illusions can improve vision by allowing you to see fine print.
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If you find it difficult, focus on the central part of the picture – especially the umbrella stand.

Don’t forget to use the tricks you learned earlier to help you.

When you’re ready, the answer is revealed below, and if you’re tired of looking for animals, try finding the keys in this puzzle.

Did you manage to spot the cat in time?

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Did you manage to spot the cat in time? Credit: Twitter/@ESheriff237

Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: HIS Education

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