Brain teaser: Only a genius can spot all the hidden animals in 26 seconds – Times of India

The human visual cortex is one of the most intricate and fascinating systems in the world. It allows our eyes to capture light and transform it into electrical signals, which forms the vivid images we perceive. This marvelous process lets us experience the beauty of the world.
But at times the brain and the eyes don’t see eye to eye; these moments give birth to optical illusions where the images of reality change due to mixed signals received from eyes and brain. One such thing is the mirage witnessed in deserts.
Today, we are presenting an interesting optical illusion that challenges your observation skills and intelligence. Take a break from your routine and try this visual challenge.
The image is a vine-covered rainforest with many endangered animals cleverly hidden within. You have to spot those animals before the imaginary hunters arrive. The twist? You will have just 26 seconds to get through the challenge. Ready to put your observation skills to the test?

Carefully look at the forest optical illusion and try to find as many animals as you can. This one viral brain teaser will keep you thinking not only as it tests your cognitive self but also about endangered species.
To win this optical illusion, you need to completely engage your observational faculties and focus. Remember the clock is ticking, that you have only 26 seconds! Need a hint?
There are exactly five animals hidden inside of the rainforest.
It’s time to reveal your answer. Counting starting from left to right the five hidden animals are :
1. Orangutan
2. Toucan
3. Jaguar
4. Sloth
5. Elephant
How many animals were you able to spot? For most, it is possible to distinguish three. But only some of those with very developed observation skills will be able to see all five. Which one are you? Share your findings in comments and challenge your friends to this optical illusion that makes you think!
This activity is not only a great way to test your IQ but also a reminder of the incredible diversity of endangered animals in our world.