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This boy's room is hiding five  differences that most adults miss completely – how many can you spot?

This boy's room is hiding five differences that most adults miss completely – how many can you spot?

The Irish Sun4 days ago
FOUND yourself twiddling your thumbs this rainy Sunday? We have just the thing to keep you and your brain busy.
This tricky new brainteaser is challenging players to spot the five subtle differences hidden in this boy's bedroom.
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Can you spot all five differences in this little boy's bedroom?
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Think you've got superhero vision? Try spotting all five differences between the two scenes in 15 seconds or less.
According to its creators most adults will miss the differences completely but can you complete the challenge?
Commenting on the brain teaser, Tony Gilbert from
'This fast-paced challenge is a fun way to test your attention to detail, perfectly timed with the excitement around the new Superman movie.'
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'Whether you're winding down after a long day, entertaining young aspiring heroes, or just love a good visual puzzle, this brain teaser is a light-hearted way to lift your spirits.'
Missed a detail faster than a speeding bullet? No worries, solutions are available to help you spot any of the five differences you might have overlooked.
Certain brainteasers and optical illusions, particularly those that involve patterns or sequences, can help strengthen both short-term and long-term memory.
By working through puzzles on a regular basis, you will actively engage the brain's memory systems and directly improve your future attempts at visual challenges.
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Many brainteasers, like this one, require challengers thinking outside the box.
This improves creative problem-solving skills by encouraging the brain to come up with innovative solutions.
Everyone can see the footballs in this Euros brainteaser but are you in the 1% of fans who can find the 3 mistakes?
It also translates to real-life situations where you might need to approach challenges in new and inventive ways.
If you're after another brainteaser to challenge yourself, try this one - as apparently only those with a high IQ are able to find the
Or you can have a go at figuring out the hidden message in this band's cover art that has confused fans for years.
Lastly, puzzle fanatics have been left scratching their heads trying to
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Eagle eyed players should be able to find all five in 15 seconds or less
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The Irish Sun

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  • The Irish Sun

The more comical the action at women's Euros, the more woke BBC get – one pundit's pearl of wisdom was red card offence

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‘I'm with HR on this' people shame woman who said to be fired 1 hour after starting new job for ‘inappropriate outfit'
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‘I'm with HR on this' people shame woman who said to be fired 1 hour after starting new job for ‘inappropriate outfit'

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