What you see first in this optical illusion reveals if you’re an efficient problem-solver or a social butterfly

ARE YOU a social butterfly who pays attention to small details or do you prefer to focus on solving big problems?

An optical illusion claims to reveal your personality traits at a glance, but be warned: only a small part of the population will notice one of the two images first.

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The BrightSide YouTube channel shared the optical illusion in a video Credit: Youtube/Brightside

The illusion was featured on BrightSide, a YouTube channel that shares awesome optical illusions and decodes their meanings.

Bright Side’s narrator shattered the images contained in the illusion.

“In this image, most people immediately notice some squirrels sitting on a tree branch,” the narrator explained.

“These are the types of people who can see the big picture effortlessly.

“If you’re one of them, your skills help you correctly assess situations at a glance, and thus effectively solve problems later,” added the narrator.

On the other hand, a rare part of the population notices a completely different picture for the first time.

“Very few people can even see a woman’s face, let alone notice it at first glance,” the narrator said.

Tilt your head to the left if the woman’s face is not easily seen.

The woman’s face is in profile, and the squirrels become her lips and eyes.

“If the face was the first thing you saw in the image, congratulations. You are a unique person with extraordinary observation skills,” the narrator explained.

“This can help you in your work and in social interactions with others.”

In the comments section, viewers stated that while the woman’s face was difficult to see at first, it soon became a more obvious image once viewers noticed her.

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“My brain keeps fighting,” read one comment.

“I think this is a very accurate video because I love art and creating and sometimes I’m told I’m overanalyzing things,” another viewer posted.

“Squirrels and a woman’s face, interesting!” written by someone else. “Now I want more.”

“I was a science major during high school, but after that I went to art school,” said another viewer.

“I now know that my right brain is much more developed than my left.”

The woman's face was reportedly very difficult for many to see.

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The woman’s face was reportedly very difficult for many people to seeCredit: Youtube/Brightside

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Categories: Optical Illusion
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