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This amazing optical illusion is a real test of your eye sight and attention and a great way to ring in spring with your very own Easter egg hunt.
Your challenge is to spot three hidden eggs in a spring scene bustling with families, wildlife and flora.
The idyllic picture is full of intricacies with small flowers, colorful birds and fluffy lambs, all of which make picking out the eggs a little more difficult.
It will take some laser-sharp attention and quick checking of every part of the image for you to find the eggs, which you won’t be able to remove if you notice them.
So are you ready for the task? Set a timer and take a tour below.
This amazing optical illusion is a real test of your eye sight and attention as well as a great way to ring in spring with your very own Easter egg hunt, so where are the three eggs?
As the clock is ticking, it is crucial that you analyze each area of the image to capture every detail.
Well done if you made it in time! But if you still can’t pick them out, here are some clues:
- The three eggs are all together
- They are above ground
- They are on the left side of the picture
Challenging yourself to a visual teaser is a great way to put your brain power to work.
And if you’re still struggling to spot the eggs, stop scrolling now as the answers are revealed in the image below.
The eggs are hidden away inside a nest in the left tree, made harder to spot because their shells are the same color as the nearby flowers
The eggs are hidden away inside a nest – which makes sense – in the left tree.
That’s part of what makes this illusion so difficult – when you were looking for the eggs, you were probably looking for the whole squashed circle shape.
You may also have been deceived by how similar in color the white shells were to the flowers on the trees, and the nest could at a moment’s notice be mistaken for a bird in flight.
There’s also plenty to distract you on the ground, with sheep and lambs playing in the foreground in front of picnicking families and people on bikes even further back.
Whether you are very good at optical illusions or not, it can be beneficial to stick with them.
Some experts believe that brain twisters encourage lateral thinking, which can make us feel creative and satisfied.
And there is nothing more satisfying than tackling a difficult problem and maybe even bragging about it to less successful friends and family.