You could have 20/20 vision if you can find 13 hidden faces in this optical illusion in under 26 seconds
A MIND-BOGGLING puzzle has even the most beady-eyed players struggling to find the answer.
Most can only spot three faces in the image, but it actually has an incredible 13 disguised into the background.
How many can you spot? If you can find the faces in just 26 seconds then it’s possible you might have 20/20 vision.
The picture is of a forest scene and is by Bev Doolittle.
Its complex nature tricks and deceives the eyes as there are so many different distractions like wispy branches and wandering horses.
This is why many have failed the task of finding all 13 faces at all, let alone finding them within such a short time.
At first glance there are only three faces, and these are easy to spot as they are located in the centre of the image, but the rest are far more difficult to distinguish.
Need a clue? Don’t expect the faces to have similar features or expressions, they are each unique.
If you pay close attention you’ll see the eyes, noses and lips of the people.
The last three faces are the trickiest to notice as they are hidden among other faces and trees.
Still no luck? Don’t worry we have included the answer at the bottom of the page.
Meanwhile, why not try some other brainteasers while you scroll
Test your mental metal and crack the code to this padlock riddle, if you find the answer you might have a higher IQ then most!
Or test your driving intelligence and work out why the SUV doesn’t crash into the wall.
Don’t become disheartened and stop practising these brain teasers as they can have great benefits on your brain.
They can improve memory, enhance problem solving ability and aid concentration.
According to according to ZenBuisness: “Visual puzzles can give you a good mental workout that can, in turn, help you think more efficiently and solve problems more easily.”
The answer to finding all of the concealed figures can be found scattered all over the image, and most are a considerable size making it all the more frustrating when the answer is revealed.