EVERYONE has a packed schedule these days, but can you spare a few seconds to find the hidden flyer among the sticky notes?
Only those with an organized mind, high IQ, and 20/20 vision can locate the memo in this optical illusion in only 23 seconds.
The rather colorful display shows everything from dog photos to beautiful drawings.
However, somewhere lurking in the photo is a piece of paper that doesn’t quite belong on this board.
Finding the illusive flyer is made even more difficult because the entire board appears very busy with splatterings of yellow, pink, and white.
Let’s put a pin in you finding the flyer and how about a hint?
The flyer is located toward the right of the board’s frame.
This floral-colored brain teaser was created by the UK-based online printing company Instantprint.
Have you located the flyer yet?
If you have, why not take a whirl at trying to find the camouflaged bobcat hidden among the rocks?
While at first glance the nature scene appears to be deserted, we assure you that a wild bobcat is waiting to pounce.
If you managed to locate the ferocious feline, we have one more sweet puzzle for you.
School may be winding down, but we have one last assignment for you: find the calculator hidden among all these graded tests.
Locating the calculator is made even more difficult since the entire image is made up of monotonous beige papers with the interspersing of red and blue pens.
Still having trouble locating the pesky calculator?
Well, if you look at the bottom right of the image, you’ll see it hiding in a large gap between papers.
In a recent study, ZenBusiness found that mental puzzles help stimulate the brain and train it to solve problems more efficiently.
“These visual puzzles can give you a good mental workout that can, in turn, help you think more efficiently and solve problems more easily,” states the outlet.
Researchers have developed many tests to show how various brain regions react to brainteasers and optical illusions. There are many benefits.
The University of Glasgow also stated that those who regularly partake in optical illusions are more likely to improve their eyesight.
Now for the answers to the first two brain teasers.
