A mind-blowing optical illusion reveals whether you are left-brained or right-brained, depending on how many watermelons you can see.
The brain delegates tasks to two hemispheres, the right and the left.
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Riddlers are asked to find out how many watermelons there are in all Credit: wafflesatnoon.com
It is common knowledge that the right side of the brain is creative, while the left side is more technical.
Many assume that one side is more dominant depending on the person, like a hand grip.
Optical illusions and personality tests were developed to identify strengths and weaknesses that might suggest a person’s dominant hemisphere.
This tricky brain teaser shows several sliced watermelons, and puzzlers are asked to find out how many there are in all.
A large piece was cut from some juicy fruits, while others were cut in half.
And the total number you get can determine if you are left or right brained.
How many can you see?
Eight, six and five are the most common responses.
If you think there are eight watermelons in the picture, you have no idea.
And being left-brained means you’re objective and analytical.
The left side of the brain is also the more logical side, so these people tend to be more cautious.
Meanwhile, it turns out that you have a healthy brain if you can spot only five or six watermelons.
Right-brained people are naturally creative, with an active imagination.
These people are drawn to art, performance, and music and often like to be spontaneous.
If you fancy another watermelon challenge, see if you can spot the seedless watermelon in this five second brain quiz image.
The tricky optical illusion left most of the puzzlers red in the face.
In another tricky brain teaser, see if you can spot a hidden heart-shaped berry in less than three seconds.
This optical illusion challenges you to find the correct spelled word in less than ten seconds.
Or try your luck and find the rabbit hidden in this image in less than five seconds.
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Meanwhile, people were left confused trying to spot the unusual in this image of peppers.
While you’re at it, why don’t you try to find a strange cow in the herd?
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Turns out you have a working brain if you can spot just five or six watermelonsCredit: wafflesatnoon.com
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Eight, six and five are the most common answersCredit: wafflesatnoon.com
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If you think there are eight watermelons in the picture, you have no idea Credit: wafflesatnoon.com
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: HIS Education