You have 20/20 vision if you can spot the hidden tiger in less than 9 seconds

Can you spot the hidden tiger in less than 9 seconds?

You have 20/20 vision if you can spot the hidden tiger in less than nine seconds.

This clever optical illusion by Rusty Rust features two tigers, one more obvious than the other. But can you spot it? Only one percent of people can.

If you’re having trouble, focus on the obvious tiger in the painting and find the hidden tiger lurking right in front of your face. Find the answer below.

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 mind 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.

The healthier your brain, the less likely you might be to develop neurodegenerative conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer’s.

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

Have you found the hidden tiger yet?

If you focus on the tiger’s stripes then you can see that they actually spell, ‘the hidden tiger’. That’s right, there isn’t actually a second tiger in the painting