Brainteaser: Only eagle-eyed people can spot the number 67

This tricky brainteaser challenges people to find the 67 within a short space of time.

Only eagle-eyed people can spot the number 67 in a sea of 97s in just three seconds.

The brain teaser, from JagranJosh, features a picture full of rows of the number 97, but there’s one key difference – one of the numbers isn’t a 97 at all, but a hard-to-spot 67.

You can take as long as you need to locate the number, but if you want to be able to proudly say you have the eyes of a hawk, you’ll need to track it down within just three seconds – which isn’t as easy as it sounds!

If you need help finding the odd number, here’s a hint for you: the number you’re looking for is in the top half of the picture, on the right-hand side. So you can ignore anything toward the bottom left.

Could you find the 67?

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Here’s the solution: The number was in the top right corner, on the second row, second in from the right.

Brainteasers are a great way to test the mind and can be done in a quiet moment on a commute or in a waiting room.

They can also be calming activities used to challenge yourself. They are popular for families and children and people who want to keep their minds active as they get older.

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The games could also have long-term health benefits by helping to keep the brain healthier for longer.

They stimulate cognitive ability and create bursts of intense focus, reinforcing the bond between cells to improve brain health and memory.

Doing brainteasers is not guaranteed to reduce your risk of developing degenerative conditions, but they could help keep the brain in better shape.

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