Only the sharpest of minds can spot prickly cactus in just nine seconds

13 May 2024 , 16:00

617     0

Can you spot the cactus in this tricky puzzle? (see full image below) (Image: tombola.co.uk)

If you think you have sharp eyesight - this one is for you.

Optical illusions and brain teasers are a good way to get your eyes and mind working in different ways. They're also a great way to help improve concentration and cognitive skills.

So if you're up for a challenge, why not give this latest one a go? It will appeal to all the keen gardeners and house plant lovers out there. All you need to do is spot the cactus in the busy florist shop - but it's not as easy as it sounds as you have just nine seconds to do it. Set your timer and see if you can do it - but only those with the sharpest of minds can find it.

You have nine seconds to spot the cactus (tombola.co.uk)

Have you managed to find it yet? It's a tricky one, but it's definitely there! The more brain teasers you do, the easier they will become. Having a time restraint definitely adds to the pressure.

If you still haven't managed to find it yet, it's likely your time is up, but don't worry just see if you can spot it without the time restraint. Here's a clue - cast your eyes to the top of the image and you may be able to spot it poking out.

Four bedroom home with its own TRAIN TRACK on sale… but there’s a catch

We're about to reveal the answers, so no cheating if you're still looking!

Did you manage to find it? (tombola.co.uk)

Did you manage to find it? It was a hard one as it had camouflaged into the wall and the rest of the plants. Our eyes tend to just scan over images, so when we try and pick out specific details it can be tricky and takes a lot of concentrating. If this has got you wanting more, why not try this other brain teaser out?

Between the countless red, pink and white flowers are five hidden stars that only the sharpest-eyed will spot. Unveiled by Jagran Josh, it's the perfect activity for kids and adults to give the brain a quick workout which can actually benefit our memories in the long term.

With spring now underway, the flower fiasco puzzle may catch the eye of any keen gardeners out there.

Niamh Kirk