This seemingly easy yet hard underwater brain teaser will leave your mind swimming around for the answer to where the seashell is in a busy scene – only those with 20/20 vision can find it
We’re heading towards the end of the week, which means your brain might be feeling slightly foggy – the best way to combat this is to challenge yourself to a brain teaser.
We all know the importance of exercising our bodies but working out our minds is just as important. Brain teasers can boost your cognitive function, and improve your perception skills. You may already have a pretty good idea of how your mind works under pressure, but a fun quiz could well offer confirmation.
In this baffling puzzle, everyone can spot all the fish underwater but you need to find the seashell. A puzzle like this one forces you to be totally focused and pay attention to detail.
Only those with outstanding 20/20 vision can find the hidden object. Do you have what it takes?
While looking you will see a variety of different fish but you need to fully concentrate if you want to locate the seashell. If you want to beat the record for finding the shell, you need to find it in less than 20 seconds. Your clue is that the seashell is a golden, yellow colour.
Have you found it yet? If you’re still struggling, scroll down for the answer.
Answer
The shell is actually very small, so it isn’t easy to find. If you look towards the right-hand side of the image on your screen, you will see some blue fish with dark orange tails as well as sea plants.
Hidden behind the white rocks in the sand is the shell you have been looking for. Can you see it now?
If you enjoyed this brain teaser we have another sea life themed one for you – you have a high IQ if you can spot the seahorse hiding in this aquarium in five seconds. And, only true puzzle masters can spot the sweet in this tricky brain teaser in under one minute.
If you’re an adult, you’ll likely scoff at the fact you may be less intelligent than a child of around 10 years old. So, let’s see if you are smarter than a primary school kid with eight questions – each to be answered in three seconds.
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