Our eyes can play various tricks with us. We might sometimes see something or someone which is actually not present there. This phenomenon is called optical illusions. These illusions can trick your brain into perceiving things in a way that might not be true. This happens because our eyes and brain don't always interpret the world perfectly, so we can be fooled by things like weird shapes or colors.
Imagine you look at a drawing that appears to be moving, even though it's just a still picture. Your eyes send signals to your brain, but the brain doesn't always understand these signals precisely. It might make you think the picture is moving, even though it's not.
This optical illusion will challenge your brain and provide a casual diagnosis of your eyesight health. You have a challenge before yourself to spot the dog in this picture of a kitchen.
Take your 20 seconds and try to find the dog, your time starts now!
If you are successful in finding the dog in the kitchen within the timeframe of 20 seconds, congratulations, you have perfect vision.
There are general appliances present in the kitchen that everyone uses each day, apart from these there is a dog hiding somewhere in this image.
If you haven't spotted the dog yet, here is a hint that will help you concentrate over some specific areas.
Focus your attention on how a dog could blend into this picture. Is there a space where it can hide or peek from.
The answer is that the dog has blended into the carpet in the right corner. Look carefully and you can see the dog just laying there and relaxing.
Optical illusions can be fun to look at because they show us how our eyes and brain work together, sometimes in surprising ways. They remind us that our perception of the world is not always as straightforward as it seems.
