You have 20/20 vision if you can see the hidden bird in 15 seconds or less
HIDDEN in the yellow oasis of autumn-changing leaves is a canary of the same color.
Can you spot the bird in just 15 seconds? If you succeed, your vision will be flawless.
The canary is perfectly camouflaged and difficult to find at first glance.
You have to concentrate and look carefully.
The bird may have chosen to land at the location because of the familiar color landscape.
However, that has made it more difficult to keep an eye on the canary.
The leaves only remain in this yellow hue for a few days, making the bird’s presence the perfect time to blend in with this illusion.
Try looking for the canary’s beak or eyes.
You may also be able to point out the bird’s legs.
Were you able to spot the canary?
If not, here’s a clue.
The canary has sat on a branch.
The high branches offer a perfect view of the fallen yellow leaves.
Once you spot the bird, you can’t unsee it.
Make sure you keep your eyes open for anything that looks a little different from the rest.
There are dozens of yellow leaves to search, but don’t give up!
Another clue is that you want to place your focus on the left side of the image.
Benefits of optical illusion
RESEARCHERS have developed many tests that show how different brain regions respond to optical illusions.
Not only are they entertaining, but they also shed light on how our brains interpret visual data.
By regularly exercising your brain a little, you increase your ability to focus and observe details.
Studies have shown that people who regularly challenge themselves with optical illusions and puzzles see great improvements in their problem-solving skills, concentration and attention.
Improved concentration and attention span can, in turn, help prevent cognitive decline in old age.
Psychologists from the University of Glasgow discovered that staring at an optical illusion can improve vision by allowing you to see small print.
Think about where a bird would prefer to land in this location.
Hopefully you were able to spot the hidden canary.
The hidden canary is circled below.
Want to challenge your brain a little more? Scroll down for more brainteasers!
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There is a hidden dog somewhere in another leafy area.
The thick leaves make the dog difficult to recognize.
Some may even be convinced that there is no dog.
But look very closely!
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Try not to be distracted by the zen that the forest offers.
One clue is that the dog has a brown tint.
Look where there are more brown leaves.
The hidden dog is circled below.
Keep scrolling for the next illusion.
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You’ll want to spot a crab in the pile of shells.
The crab has the same color as the shells and is difficult to find.
It also has a similar shape to the shells.
But if you concentrate, you can no longer see it.
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One clue is that the crab is on the left side of the image.
Try scanning the shells row by row to get a better look at them.
Hope you found the crab!
The hidden crab is circled below.
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