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You’re a genius if you can spot the coffee, slippers, and 3 more hidden items at the busy airport in under 22 seconds
By Latoya Gayle,
4 hours ago
A BAFFLING brainteaser will remind you to pack items your destination may not have when traveling.
Five must-haves are hidden in the busy airport - but can you spot them?
Puzzlers have been challenged to spot five items hidden in the busy airport Credit: Tombola
Tombola is a UK-based online platform offering bingo and arcade games.
They created a seek-and-find puzzle following research that many people can’t go on vacation without packing home comforts.
Everyone can relate to the hustle and bustle of traveling when looking at the artwork.
It shows queues of people eagerly waiting to board their flights and baggage being checked ahead of take off.
Teabags, a kettle, cleaning products, coffee, and slippers are also strategically hidden in plain sight.
Can you spot the five items?
Only a genius can find all five hidden in the airport in under 22 seconds.
Grab a stopwatch to put your observation skills to the test against the clock.
The baggage check queue seems like a logical place to start searching as it’s where items are thoroughly examined.
A passenger waiting in the section can be seen holding a coffee cup as they fall over a spill.
The kettle is also easy to spot as it’s positioned nearby.
However, the other three hidden items almost seamlessly blend in with the suitcases and bags.
Here’s a hint: A passenger by the desk on the top left has one of the items hanging out of their luggage.
Another person is standing not far away with slippers on top of their suitcase.
Have you found all five items?
Once you’re ready to give up searching scroll down to the solution below to find out where they were.
Teabags, slippers, a cleaning product, coffee, and a kettle are hidden in plain sight Credit: Tombola
Teabags can be found in the passenger’s luggage toward the top left of the brainteaser, while another passenger has slippers on top of their suitcase.
A cleaning bottle is hidden behind a bag near the security checkpoint, a kettle is in the center of the image, and a coffee cup is on the right.
MORE BRAINTEASERS
Tombola previously stumped puzzlers with a challenge inspired by Ancient Egypt.
Can you find the Pharoah’s mask lost in the desert landscape?
Puzzlers have been challenged to find the Pharoah's mask in the Egyptian scene Credit: Tombola
Only one in three people can solve the tricky mind-bender in 30 seconds or less.
Here’s a clue: Focus your attention on the pyramids towards the bottom of the artwork.
The Pharoah’s mask is easy to overlook because it’s almost the same color as the paths.
Once you’ve found it, scroll down to the solution below to check your answer.
A golden Pharaoh’s mask can be spotted towards the bottom right of the brainteaser.
If those two challenges were too easy, try a third seek-and-find puzzle created by Tombola.
You’ll need eagle eyes to find the six lucky cherries hidden on the Las Vegas strip.
Can you beat the 22-second record?
Puzzlers have been challenged to spot six lucky cherries hidden on the Las Vegas strip Credit: Tombola
The cherries located nearest to the buildings are easy to spot because of their bright red color.
However, others have been strategically hidden alongside cars and in the ferris wheel.
Here’s a hint: Look at the hotel’s sign.
Have you found all six of the lucky cherries?
Once you’ve solved the challenge scroll down to the solution to check your answer.
Benefits of brainteasers and optical illusions
Researchers have developed many tests to show how various brain regions react to brainteasers and optical illusions. There are many benefits.
They are not only entertaining, but they also shed light on how our brains interpret visual data.
By giving your brain a little workout regularly, you enhance your ability to focus and observe details.
Studies have shown people who regularly challenge themselves with optical illusions and puzzles see big improvements in their problem-solving skills, concentration, and attention.
Improved concentration and attention span can help prevent cognitive decline in old age.
Optical illusions can improve eyesight by allowing you to see small print.
Three of the cherries are on the left of the brainteaser and the others are toward the right Credit: Tombola
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