Everyone can see the elephant but if you can spot the bird, you’re in the top 1%
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CHECKOUT a new test of perception and mental flexibility with a monochrome animal illusion.
If you can find the bird within this elephant illusion in six seconds or less then you are among the few.
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First things first, can you see the elephant, or is it all looking like a frustrated inkblot test?
The elephant’s trunk is front and center; where it joins the creature’s face, two eyes sit on each side.
Two floppy ears sit symmetrically on both sides of the gentle giant’s head as well.
Now that you can see the elephant, it’s time to spot the bird.
For clarity’s sake, the bird is not hidden within the elephant, rather the whole elephant visual is also a bird if you allow your brain to see it.
This illusion pushes the limits of your brain’s perception, asking your mind to search out an image that might not be immediately logical.
It is a real ‘think outside the box’ moment.
Consider, while you are scanning the image, all types of birds, not just those that sing songs in treetops.
The bird in the image falls into a category outside of the songbird box.
If you still have not found the bird then take some hints given here:
- You are looking for a waterfowl
- The picture might require some turning to reveal it’s second animal
Keep reading for the answer if you are ready for more help.
By flipping the image upside down, the swan which the elephant can also be is easier spotted.
Elephant ears turn to swan wings; a trunk turns to the bird’s neck; the eyes turn to shade on the fowl’s body.
Whether you found the swan in seconds or not at all, check out some additional brainteasers and illusions to exercise your mind.
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