YOU MAY have the eyes of a marksman if you can spot the elusive leopard lurking in this photo.
The big cat proved that he is a master of disguise and a speedy hunter in this impressive image.
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Can you spot the sneaky leopard lurking in this image? Credit: Hemant Dabi / twitter
At first glance, you may not notice anything other than a dirt-covered ditch next to a lone tree.
Wildlife photographer Hemant Dabi, who captured the incredible example of camouflage, admitted that he couldn’t even see the creature himself.
Despite being only 7 feet away from the animal in India, the hunter explained that he had his eye on another leopard.
But upon closer inspection, sharp-eyed social media users realized that Hemant wasn’t alone in the wild.
Among the clods of earth and rubble, the leopard managed to cleverly camouflage itself.
Even the most expert puzzle solvers have been baffled by a puzzle that has baffled people all over the world.
An illusionist shared the image on Twitter with the caption: “This photo by Hemant Dabi has a leopard on it. Can you find it?”
It turned out that the leopard had camouflaged remarkably well within the mound of dirt, making it nearly impossible to track.
Those with perfect perception could spot the cunning creature resting on the left side of the trunk.
Nested on the ground, the leopard uses its spots to camouflage itself in the mud.
While some savvy Twitter users claimed to have easily located the leopard, others were baffled.
One wrote: “I would just be attacked by a leopard. Can’t find it!”
Another said: “Someone please send me an answer. I’m going crazy looking at this filth.”
A third quipped: “He’s right behind me, isn’t he? I don’t care, I’m not going to turn around.”
And a fourth joked: “I really tried and I’m disappointed I asked for an answer in the comments, because I’m not a cheetah by the way…”
But don’t get too discouraged if you haven’t been able to discover the leopard’s hideout, because neither has the photographer.
Hemant told LADbible: “When I took this photo at the time, he was raising the alarm because he saw another leopard.
“It was hard to watch.
“I’ve seen that place where he was many times and you won’t believe I was only seven feet away from him and still couldn’t see him.
– He showed me when he was wagging his tail.
Leopards live mainly in southern Africa and in scattered communities in Asia, Pakistan, and Malaysia.
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The creature can be seen perfectly camouflaged among the earth Credit: Hemant Dabi / twitter
Categories: Optical Illusion
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