You have razor-sharp vision if you can spot Queen's corgi in just 6 seconds
Discover whether you've got the eyes of a sniper or desperately need a Specsavers appointment with this devilishly difficult brainteaser. Solving puzzles and riddles is a great way to keep the little ones entertained, or can even help pass the time on your gruelling morning commute. But research has also suggested that they can also positively impact the central nervous system, resulting in a slew of cognitive benefits such as better attention span and concentration levels.
However, this royal-themed brainteaser may just leave you utterly stumped and frustrated. Seriously, you'll need razor-sharp vision, meticulous attention to detail, and rapid reaction times to solve this one...
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The above image - created by Playcasino.com - depicts a vibrant royal garden party at Buckingham Palace in a Where's Wally? style illustration. There are over 100 tiny, comical characters in the picture - from fainting palace guards to aristocrats.
However, hiding in plain sight is one of the Queen's beloved corgis - which takes the average person seven seconds to find. So, if you can find the pooch in just six seconds or less, you've proven you've got some serious 20/20 vision.
We're not giving away any clues for this one, but zooming in on the picture may help you find the corgi quicker. Giving up, or think you've finally cracked it? Scroll down to the bottom of the article to find the answer.
If that regal puzzle didn't even make you break a sweat, it's time to ramp things up to the next level. Below are five seemingly normal questions that look like something you'd see at your local boozer.
However, each one of these Qs has been strategically designed to trick you - so don't get too ahead of yourself and rush through. Still, you only have three seconds on each question before you need to move on to the next...
Oh, and to prove you're the genius you constantly claim you are - you need to score five out of five. Once you're done, you can check your answers here.
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Up for another mental workout? Check out our full collection of tricky brainteasers, riddles, and puzzles here - or, learn more about your hidden personality traits with these mind-boggling optical illusions.
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