WOODLAND’s optical illusion has viewers baffled as they try to find the blue-eyed fox in the cartoon.
Hidden among the many brown-eyed foxes in the picturesque forest is a hidden blue-eyed creature.
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Among the many brown-eyed foxes in the picturesque forest, there is a hidden blue-eyed creature. Credits: Book an eye test.
If you can spot it in less than 25 seconds, you have 20/20 vision.
You see it?
According to the creators of the image, Book an Eye Test, solving the puzzle takes an average of one minute and 13 seconds.
But one eagle-eyed gamer managed to find a unique fox among his friends in just 25 seconds.
If you’re having trouble solving this puzzle, look to the left.
Still can’t find it? Look near the fox tree for one of the stumps
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The blue-eyed fox was hiding under another hidden creature crouching on a tree stump. Credits: Book Eye Test
Is here! A fox was crouched on a tree stump just below.
If you fancy another dazzling illusion, here is another image with 16 hidden animal and human faces.
The dominant animal in the drawing is another fox, but can you find the other 15 figures?
This painting, titled The Confused Fox, shows the cunning animal climbing a tree while three birds watch.
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This optical illusion has 16 hidden faces of animals and humans. Can you find them all? Credit: Alamy
The other 12 creatures are a bit more difficult to spot.
In fact, this puzzle has been fooling observers since it was produced by the American engravers Currier and Ives in 1872.
Nearly 150 years later, the riddle has baffled illusionists once again.
The fox is surrounded by other animals, including a horse, a lamb, and a now-extinct homing pigeon.
You can also see a sheep nesting at the foot of a tree, while a wild boar lurks in the undergrowth.
A trio of human faces is also obscured by the trunk on the left, while the other two are shown on the tree on the right.
And there are some more covered faces on the forest floor that need to be deciphered as well.
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The fox is surrounded by other animals, including a horse, a lamb, and a now-extinct homing pigeon.
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: HIS Education