Optical Illusion: Find The Cute Polar Bear Hiding Among The Scary Ghosts In 13 Seconds

Optical illusions, originating from ancient Greece, are not often thought of as an important part of history. The ancient Greeks, captivated by symmetry, used this visual technique on temple rooftops by employing slanted angles and creating the illusion of curved surfaces.?Popular culture, movies and shows will have you believe that seeing certain shapes in otherwise abstract blobs of paint on paper can determine whether you have certain tendencies or not. While there's a whole lot written, said and recorded, there aren't any clear answers that define the scope and likely benefits of optical illusions.?

What are optical illusions?

What are optical illusions? | Image: Unsplash

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Optical illusions?are the result of our brains deceiving us into perceiving nonexistent objects. However, the underlying reasons behind this phenomenon and its occurrence are intriguing. Surprisingly, evolution plays a significant role. Swift reactions are essential for survival, prompting the brain to swiftly interpret incoming data, assembling partial information while also understanding the rest.?

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Utilising colour, various patterns, and even the interplay of light and shadow, the brain constructs images that diverge significantly from reality. Essentially, in this scenario, what we see doesn't necessarily align with what is true. However, make your peace because one explanation is that the brain does this because of survival instincts.??

If you're here for a bit of entertainment, look no further. Scroll down and check out the latest optical illusion.??

Find the polar bear hiding among the spooky ghosts in 13 seconds

Find the polar bear hidden among the ghosts | Image: Gergely Dudás

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Divide the image into grids and scan from top to bottom. Take your time but also don't. Set the timer to 13 seconds and test your observation skills. Don't fret, just focus. Get. Set. Go.

Don't feel let down if you can't find the answer. It's given in the image below.

Find the answer highlighted in the image below:

Did you find the polar bear? | Image: Gergely Dudás

How long did it take you? Hit us up in the comments section below and let us know. Meanwhile,?here's another?optical illusion?for you to try your hand at.

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