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    You have 20/20 vision and a high IQ if you can spot the lazy leopard lounging in the tree in less than 20 seconds

    By Ashley Vega,

    2024-09-04

    THIS mind-boggling brain teaser has left puzzle lovers struggling to find the lazy leopard resting in a tree on a hot day.

    If you can spot the lounging feline within 20 seconds, you may have 20/20 vision and a high IQ.

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    Do you have what it takes to find the lazy leopard within 20 seconds?
    Caters News Agency

    The photo, originally posted by Clint Ralph, is of the Mashatu Tree in Botswana .

    “We were scratching around in the bush looking for cats when we picked up this leopard’s tracks,” the photographer said.

    Clint and his crew followed the tracks and were met with a stunning view of the Mashatu Tree.

    It took him a while to spot the lazy leopard hanging in the tree.

    Do you think your eye is sharper than the camera lens?

    If so, turn your time to 20 seconds and give it a shot.

    It may seem a bit difficult at first, but the key is to carefully examine each part of the tree.

    If you’re struggling to spot the sneaky feline, direct your attention to the bottom middle part of the photo.

    The leopard may be hard to spot because this lounging animal is the same color as the tree.

    If you need another hint, only the leopard’s head and paw are visible.

    If you think you have the answer, scroll to the bottom to check if you’re correct.

    In the meantime, why not challenge yourself to another brain teaser ?

    MORE MIND-BOGGLING FUN

    Sticking to the theme of animals, can you spot a tiny alligator in a swamp of lily pads?

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    Can you spot the tiny gator in this swampy photo?
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    While gators are difficult to spot in person, they are even trickier to find in photos.

    This little gator is well-camouflaged within the lily pads in this particular image.

    If you believe you have what it takes, set your time to 20 seconds and crack at it.

    If you need a hint, it is best to look between the lily pads, as the gator has chosen to hide between them.

    Are you still struggling?

    Look for the animal’s eyes toward the middle of the photo.

    Here’s another for your challenging brain. Do you think you’d be able to find the camouflaged owl hiding in a tree trunk ?

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    Can you spot the sneaky owl hiding in the tree trunk?
    Caters News Agency - Larry Lynch/Caters News

    Photographer Larry Lynch took a photo of an owl resting in a tree near his home in Florida.

    However, the bird seems almost to be difficult to find. Do you think you can?

    If you need a hint, focus your attention on the top center-left of the image.

    Have you found the nocturnal animal? If so, this next one challenges optical illusion lovers to find a turtle hiding in murky water .

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    Can you find the turtle hiding in the murky water?
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    Turtles can be found both in and out of the water, and this brain teaser requires X-ray vision to find it.

    If you need a hint, the turtle is hidden among the moss and rocks beneath the lake.

    While you may be distracted by the bird, the reptile can be seen close by.

    If you think you found it, scroll down to see if you’re right.

    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.
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    The own can be found within the yellow circle
    LARRY LYNCH/ CATERS NEWS
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    Linda Daugherty
    09-06
    easy
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    09-06
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