The picture shows a blue river with food leftovers and a jungle of plastic bags and other rubbish floating about.
A mind-boggling new brainteaser is challenging eagle-eyed quiz aficionados to find all seven plastic bottles among a sea of rubbish.
The tricky brainteaser has been put together by a printer supply company Cartridge Save. The picture shows a blue river with food leftovers and a jungle of plastic bags and other rubbish floating about.
However, seven plastic bottles are floating among the waste. It takes an average player 25 seconds to find – with the record currently sitting at 9 seconds, claimed the creators.
Ian Cowley, founder of Cartridge Save said: “Puzzles like these can help people visualize the real impact of plastic pollution on marine biodiversity.
“Marine plastic pollution is a significant environmental challenge, with an estimated 170 trillion particles forming a plastic smog in our oceans.
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“This underscores the urgent need to develop strategies to address this crisis.”
Did you manage to find the bottles yet? If not, don’t worry we have marked the answers for you in the picture above.
Neurological experts suggest that brain-teasing mental challenges – such as crosswords, illusions, and sudokus – are beneficial for your mind.
Regular mental exercise can provide cognitive benefits in the short, medium, and long term and may even reduce your risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Sourse: www.express.co.uk
A mind-boggling new brainteaser is challenging eagle-eyed quiz aficionados to find all seven plastic bottles among a sea of rubbish.
The tricky brainteaser has been put together by a printer supply company Cartridge Save. The picture shows a blue river with food leftovers and a jungle of plastic bags and other rubbish floating about.
However, seven plastic bottles are floating among the waste. It takes an average player 25 seconds to find – with the record currently sitting at 9 seconds, claimed the creators.
Ian Cowley, founder of Cartridge Save said: “Puzzles like these can help people visualize the real impact of plastic pollution on marine biodiversity.
“Marine plastic pollution is a significant environmental challenge, with an estimated 170 trillion particles forming a plastic smog in our oceans.
READ MORE: Only those with 20/20 vision can spot the four-leaf clover in under 30 seconds
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“This underscores the urgent need to develop strategies to address this crisis.”
Did you manage to find the bottles yet? If not, don’t worry we have marked the answers for you in the picture above.
Neurological experts suggest that brain-teasing mental challenges – such as crosswords, illusions, and sudokus – are beneficial for your mind.
Regular mental exercise can provide cognitive benefits in the short, medium, and long term and may even reduce your risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Sourse: www.express.co.uk
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“This underscores the urgent need to develop strategies to address this crisis.”
Did you manage to find the bottles yet? If not, don’t worry we have marked the answers for you in the picture above.
Neurological experts suggest that brain-teasing mental challenges – such as crosswords, illusions, and sudokus – are beneficial for your mind.
Regular mental exercise can provide cognitive benefits in the short, medium, and long term and may even reduce your risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Sourse: www.express.co.uk
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