You have 20/20 vision if you can spot mysterious frog hiding in pond

05 March 2024 , 17:00

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This is seriously tricky (see full image below)

Brain teasers are a great way to test your observational skills, and in this puzzle, you're tasked with finding the frog hiding in the pond.

The team at Buzz Bingo have challenged people to try and spot him. Did you know that the more puzzles you complete, the better at them you'll get? It's like exercising your body, but for your brain, and it does wonders.

So, grab your friends and family and prepare to get competitive. This pond puzzle is not easy, as only 5% of respondents could solve it in under 10 seconds. The record time to beat is 3.25 seconds. Think you can do better? Give it a go.

Can you spot the frog?

So, you're aiming to spot the frog in under 10 seconds, so you've not got long left. Do you think you've got what it takes to be in the top 5% of people? If so, it means you have 20/20 vision and are seriously good at spotting little details in images.

If you're still looking for the frog, keep going until the 10 seconds is up. But if you need a clue, you may want to look on the right-hand side of the image, rather than the left, because that's where the froggy is hiding in the pond. It's distracting because the frog is the same colour as the lily pads, which means that your eyes may be drawn away from the amphibian. If you're still looking, stop scrolling as the answer is coming up.

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Did you manage to spot the frog?

Did you manage to spot the frog in the image? If so, give yourself a massive pat on the back because your eyesight and perception are great. If you're looking for more to keep your brain busy, why not attempt to spot the strawberry among the watermelons? Or, if you're up for something a little more tricky, you can try to spot the animal within the zig-zag image. Or, see whether you have a 'highly intelligent mind' by working out the next number in the baffling maths sequence.

Did you manage to spot the frog? Let us know in the comments.

Danielle Kate Wroe