Everyone can see the apple pickers – but you have a high IQ if you can spot the six hidden words in 7 seconds
PUT your brain to the test with this mind boggling optical illusion that is hiding six different words.
While everyone can see the apple pickers in this puzzling photo, only a select few can find what is hidden around them.
The optical illusion was created by writer and puzzler James Milson.
Many people can enjoy the friendly, apple filled scene, but the creator warns there is something hidden in the photo.
Specifically, there are six words that blend seamlessly into the background.
Milson doesn’t reveal these words right away, and only says they might be related to the scene in the photo.
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How many words can you find?
If you can spot all six within seven seconds, you may just have a high IQ.
For those needing a hint, be sure to check every little hiding spot in the photo as some words may be in the trees or even in someone’s hair.
If you still have no idea what you should be looking for, here are the six words puzzlers must find:
- Cow
- Apple
- Farm
- Sun
- Pick
- Barn
Think you found them?
Keep reading to check your answers below!
But first, test your brain again with this tricky optical illusion.
In this wildlife photo, a Himalayan Tahr is stealthily camouflaged against a cliffside in Uttarakhand, India.
The goat-like mammal’s bushy fur blends into the backdrop of the cliff, making it hard to spot.
Those who can find the hidden beast in just 10 seconds may just have a genius level IQ.
How fast can you find the tahr?
Need a hint?
Turn your attention to the right side of the image.
You can find the correct answer of where the tahr is hiding below.
If that was easy, test your brain once more with this fun, rainy day puzzle.
Everyone can spot the many umbrellas, hats, and rain boots in this busy photo.
However, only a select few can find the solo snail somewhere inside.
Struggling to find the small creature?
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Keep your gaze on the bottom half of the puzzle.
How fast did you find the snail?
