If you think you have a sharp eyesight and a good attention to detail, or whether you just need a break from a busy day – why not see if you can spot the odd word out
If you think you have a good attention to detail this tricky optical illusion will definitely put you to the test.
Optical illusions are a good way to put your eyes and brain to the test and see how sharp your mind really is. In this latest one, you’re asked to see if you can spot the odd word out in the pattern . Created by FreshersLive, your really do have the eyes of an eagle if you can solve the tricky puzzle. You have just five seconds to see if you can spot the word “seal” among the sea of “zeal” words in the image – but it’s harder than you may think and like all puzzles, it’s designed to trick you, so set your timer and see if you can find it.
It’s tricky because our eyes are used to just scanning over images, so picking out specific details requires a lot of attention. If you’re still looking, it’s likely your time has now run out, but don’t worry, see if you can spot it without the time restrictions. Have you managed to find it yet? We’re about to reveal the answers. If you’re still looking, here’s a clue – cast your eyes towards the middle of the image on the 10th row and you might be able to spot it.
Did you find it? It was a tricky one but it was definitely there! The good news is with these difficult puzzles is more of these you do, the easier they become – but they just take a little bit of practice. Not only are doing optical illusions and puzzles a nice way to take a break from a busy day, it’s also a good way to help boost cognitive and memory skills too.
So if you enjoyed that one, why not try this next optical illusion that will really test your brain skills. Similar to the one you’ve just done, this one again asks you to spot the odd word out. You’re asked to spot the word USA within a sea of U5A – claiming only 7 out of 10 players will be able to find it, however, in true puzzle form you only have 30 seconds to spot it.
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