Optical Illusion: Only sharp eyes can spot 5 lemons among the chick in this picture

According to research, picture puzzles are a good way to activate the parts of your brain that are involved in pattern recognition, memory retention, focus, attention, and logical deductions. These puzzles are high-intensity brain food that helps your prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for decision-making, reasoning, and focus.

Your brain attempts to solve the puzzle when presented with an image that appears benign (such as a group of newborn chicks) yet conceals abnormalities. This in turn exercises your spatial intelligence, improves critical thinking, and sharpens your logical reasoning. Together, these are important indicators of IQ.

You probably have a high IQ, strong observational abilities, and the capacity to absorb visual information fast and precisely if you can do problems like this one in less than five seconds. All set to show off your mental prowess?

Keep your focus on this group of yellow girls that are incredibly attractive. Identifying five lemons concealed among these women is your task.

Is it simple? Rephrase your query. Since chicks and lemons are both brilliant yellow, camouflage is made easier.

But there's a warning sign: lemons don't have eyes, wings, or beaks.

You are a puzzle-solving pro if you can recognize the crafty lemons in five seconds or less. You are a real brainiac who pays great attention to details. Things that others miss are visible to you.

Thus, set a timer, inhale deeply, and start looking. Time is running out.

Where are the lemons, please?

Answer to this optical illusion

Have you noticed the lemons? If not, view the answer by scrolling down.



If you enjoyed solving this amazing optical illusion, share it with your friends and family and see which one makes it to the finish line first.

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