IF you can spot the predator in this image you may just have 20/20 vision.
Test your survival instincts by locating the snow leopard cub in this nature scene in under 30 seconds.
The wild animal is disguised among its surroundings in the hillside setting.
Set your stopwatches and keep your eyes peeled for the tell-tale spotted fur.
The young leopard isn’t the only creature in the shot, in the foreground three horned animals can spotted.
Officially known as Blue Sheep, the Asian mammals are also easily camouflaged against their environment.
While the herd members may not have spotted the danger lurking nearby, there may still be time for you.
Scan your eyes across the rocky terrain of the steep hillside and see if you can spot the cub.
A large boulder takes up the right side of the image but is the wild cat nearby?
If you’re still struggling, we can offer you a helpful hint on the animal’s whereabouts.
Focus your attention on the higher part of the slope and you may be able to spot the leopard.
Concentrate on the smaller rocks directly to the left of the large boulder.
Between the piles of rock and the barren plants, the head of the cat can be made out.
The young animal’s attention is focused on the Blue Sheep a few feet away.
While the herd members look in the direction of the photographer, the leopard looks ready to pounce.
If you still can’t spot the leopard cub, take a look at the answer key below.
And if you’re hoping to tease your brain even further, another wildlife shot features a different kind of hidden predator.
A modern art display had an unplanned addition after a sneaky snake made itself at home on the sculpture.
The outdoor feature included long black vines and flowers placed on top of large rocks.
Easily disguised among the creative designs is the long black reptile.
If you can’t distinguish the snake from the artwork, we can offer you some guidance.
Pay particular attention to the center rock towards the background of the image.
At a quick glance, nothing looks amiss but if you look closely you may notice the odd one out.
The snake can be seen lounging on top of the rock, hiding in plain sight.
Whether it is mistaken for a piece of the sculpture or a shadow, it’s a genius hiding spot.
Researchers have developed many tests to show how various brain regions react to brainteasers and optical illusions. There are many benefits.
While snakes are renowned for their crafty ability to avoid detection, snow leopards have also been named one of the most stealthy creatures.
The experts at Snow Leopard Trust called the animals “masters of disguise.”
“The snow leopard’s ability to blend in with its surroundings is legendary,” they explained.
“It even earned the cat its most famous nickname, Ghost of the Mountain.”
If you’re looking to try your hand at even more puzzling images, we have plenty to offer.
