You need 'supersonic vision' to spot slippery snake hidden in fruity scene

12 February 2024 , 17:00

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There's a snake somewhere in this image (full picture below)

Snakes can hide in all sorts of places - including, apparently, amongst slices of watermelon.

Brain teasers are a great way to boost cognitive function and help improve your brain power. There are several different types of puzzles you can try out, and depending on the type, they can help test your observational abilities, and problem-solving skills, and even give you a different perspective.

So if you're looking to test your perception skills today, why not give this fiendishly difficult puzzle a go? All you have to do is find the snake hidden among the watermelons in the picture below - but be quick, you only have one minute to do it.

You have just one minute to find the snake

Take a close look at the image above. At first glance, it seems to just be filled with whole watermelons, as well as slices of juicy fruit and what appear to be wavy green lines. But somewhere among the busy scene is one sneaky snake.

You might think that snakes and watermelons should be easy to separate, but the picture tricks the eye by combining slices of watermelon with whole fruits, as well as miscellaneous squiggly lines and the occasional black seed. The seeds make things particularly tricky as they can be easily mistaken for eyes - but there's only one spot where the black dots meet with a wiggly line in the perfect position to make the head of a snake.

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Have you found it yet? According to Jagran Josh, you'll need "supersonic vision" in order to find the snake within the 60-second time limit. Don't worry if it takes you a bit longer, you'll still be improving your accuracy and precision no matter how long it takes - and it'll help you in future puzzles too.

If you're still looking, don't scroll any further as we're about to show you the answer.

Did you find the snake in the time limit?

The snake was hiding at the top of the picture, and he could easily be spotted by the two black dots that sit neatly on his head. No other snake-shaped line in the image has black dots where the eyes should be.

If that was too easy for you, why not try another puzzle? This complicated maths equation can only be solved by those with the "IQ of Albert Einstein", while you'll need "super eye power" to spot the little boy hidden among these leaves.

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