Optical Illusion In Nature: Can You Spot The Animals On The Tree In 7 Seconds?

Optical illusions, originating from ancient Greece, are not often thought of as an important part of history. The ancient Greeks, captivated by symmetry, often utilised this visual technique on temple rooftops. Employing slanted angles, they crafted the illusion of curved surfaces. But this visual trickery goes further back, back to nature. Most animals are known to use camouflage as a defence mechanism to ward off predators and not become someone's meal. Maybe then it's true, art does imitate life.?

Architecture and nature aside, we modern humans are now employing these visual tests to check our eye and brain health, and cognitive function. Some experts refuse to dismiss optical illusions as simple tools meant for entertainment. These experts claim that they give us interesting insights into who we really are as a person.?

The thing about optical illusions...

How do optical illusions really work? | Image: Unsplash

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

Can you spot all the animals on the tree in 7 seconds?

Did you spot all the animals in time? | Image: The Sun<

Remember, the clock is ticking and you have only seven seconds to spot all the animals on the tree. Here's a major major hint: they're usually associated with a super popular literary character that likes to suck blood, aka, Dracula. In case you're not getting the heebie-jeebies yet, just know there's a whole bunch of them.?

Don't fret if it feels like a huge task. Take a deep breath, divide the image into grids, and scan it from top to bottom. Focus closely on the tree trunk. Soon enough you'll be able to make out shapes and shadows. Do you see the animals yet? If not, scroll down for the answer, but not before giving yourself a pat on the back for making it this far.

Here's the answer:

Did you get it right? | The Sun

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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